Sarracenia 'Asuka No. 16' excellens The pink venation patterns against

The pink venation patterns against a lighter background help attract insect prey into its specialised traps

The venation across the pitcher body is prominent and dark

The hood of the plant has downward-pointing hairs on the interior and undulates around the edge

Compared to lower-growing forms of × catesbaei

the plant cannot produce purple or red colours

Sarracenia 'Asuka No. 16' excellens The pink venation patterns againstAt first glance, this Sarracenia may be easily confused with Sarracenia leucophylla. It is, however, a stunning hybrid from Japan. The pitchers transition from green to a snow white top with a fine red veination running throughout. Sarracenia 'Asuka No. 16' is a great hybrid if you want something a little more 'exotic' without breaking the bank!