Anthurium dressleri - NSE Specimen ID:Plant 3 Sarracenia flava is an American

Sarracenia flava is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs from Alabama up the eastern seaboard into Virginia

Syngonium chiapense variegated is a captivating houseplant esteemed for its elegant variegated foliage

The two are extremely similar except for the pulcachense having a revolute ptyxis while those of villenaorum are involute

The plants available under BE-3907 are a single clone with red

Take a look at some larger specimens here

Anthurium dressleri - NSE Specimen ID:Plant 3 Sarracenia flava is an AmericanAnthurium dressleri is the holy grail of Anthurium collections. This species has large, heart shaped leaves that exhibit a deep, glossy purple emergent coloration. The leaves have a velvety texture and purple veining, adding to their allure. We've found this species a slow but not overly difficult grower as long as it's given stable warm temperatures and steady fertilizer regime. NSE's mother plant is originally from seed produced from Jay Vannini's