Sarracenia x Sun Visor (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Sun Visor (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia Sun Visor Originally passed around as S. Calen Hall before being renamed, Sarracenia Sun Visor is the cultivar we know and love today. Bred by Phil F., the plant carries an interesting history before even reaching the hands of collectors. The cultivar name evokes imagery of a prominently hooded or reflexed lid that shades the pitcher opening much like a visor a fitting description for what makes this plant so visually distinctive among

Brilliant red

This robust form thrives in the permanently wet seepage habitats that define its native microhabitat

with oval-shaped leaves held upright on thick stems and densely covered in vivid red tentacles

with leaves that defy conventional development patterns and petioles capable of bearing multiple traps simultaneously

and muted throat blotches that intensify from green to red in the upper tube

but the plant backs it up: deep red-bladed traps and a presence among serious European hybrid breeders signal genuine horticultural merit rather than novelty

one of Europe's most respected names in Venus flytrap cultivar development

introduced in March 2022

The contrast between the clean white coloration and the deep lip coloration makes this one of the more visually distinctive Sarracenia selections to come out of Japan

This cultivar's entirely crimson traps and petioles intensify under bright light

making it a premier choice for collectors seeking both horticultural rarity and extraordinary visual appeal

SD Phoenix represents a collaboration between FlytrapCare's Matt and Stephen Doonan