rose gold succulent planter Sarracenia 'Scarlet Belle' Carnivorous Plant Daphne Ceramic 4.5"

rose gold succulent planter Sarracenia 'Scarlet Belle' Carnivorous Plant Daphne Ceramic 4.5"Scarlet Belle Carnivorous Plant A Bold Beauty with a Taste for Pests! Meet the Scarlet Belle, a showstopping hybrid pitcher plant (Sarracenia leucophylla Sarracenia psittacina) that brings drama and elegance to your plant collection. With its striking white topped, deep crimson pitchers and lacy veining, this carnivorous plant is both functional and ornamental. Not only is it a natural conversation starter, but its also a fly catching machine, making

🌿 Scarlet Belle Carnivorous Plant – A Bold Beauty with a Taste for Pests!

Meet the Scarlet Belle, a showstopping hybrid pitcher plant (Sarracenia leucophylla × Sarracenia psittacina) that brings drama and elegance to your plant collection. With its striking white-topped, deep crimson pitchers and lacy veining, this carnivorous plant is both functional and ornamental. Not only is it a natural conversation starter, but it’s also a fly-catching machine, making it the perfect eco-friendly pest controller!

The Scarlet Belle thrives on a diet of small insects, which it lures with nectar before trapping them in its tubular pitchers. As captivating as it is carnivorous, this plant is ideal for collectors, nature lovers, or anyone craving a bit of wild charm indoors or out.

If repotting your plants, use Sphagnum Moss. No regular soil is suitable.

Available in the following:

• Olympia Porcelain 3.5" - Marble-looking grey and white porcelain planter raised on a metal planter stand has a drainage hole.

• Wanda Ceramic 3"  - Elegant Hexagonal patterned planter pot with bamboo base. 

• Diana  Ceramic 3"  - Elegant rounded white ceramic planter pot with bamboo base. 
• Daphne Ceramic 4.5" - This plant comes packaged in a white round ceramic planter pot ready for your home or office space with a bamboo tray to catch drips when watered.

🌞 Scarlet Belle Care Guide:

☀️ Light:
Thrives in bright, direct sunlight. Outdoors in full sun is best (at least 6 hours per day). Indoors, place near a south or west-facing window or under a strong grow light.

💧 Water:
Keep the soil consistently moist using distilled, rain, or reverse osmosis water only. Tap water can harm this plant due to mineral build-up. Sit the pot in a shallow tray of water to mimic its natural bog environment.

🌡️ Temperature:
Prefers warm days (70–85°F) and cooler nights. Hardy outdoors in USDA Zones 6–9, with dormancy during colder months. If indoors year-round, consider giving it a winter rest period with cooler temps and less light.

🪵 Soil:
Use a nutrient-free mix like sphagnum peat moss and perlite or long-fiber sphagnum moss. Never use potting soil or compost – Scarlet Belle gets its nutrients from bugs, not dirt!  We recommend sphagnum moss for best results.  

🍽 Feeding:
No need to fertilize! It naturally catches gnats, flies, and other small insects. If kept indoors without access to bugs, you can occasionally feed it freeze-dried bloodworms or crickets using tweezers.

🌬 Humidity:
Loves high humidity (50%+), but it can adapt to lower levels if its roots are kept moist. A pebble tray or humidifier can help indoors.

🌙 Dormancy Tip:
In fall and winter, this plant needs a 3–4 month dormancy period. Reduce watering (keep damp but not soggy), provide less light, and allow cooler temperatures (around 40–50°F). This rest period is essential for long-term health and strong spring growth.

🌿 Why You’ll Love It:

• Naturally controls pests the organic way

• Unbelievably gorgeous pitchers—crimson and cream with dramatic veining

• Fascinating to observe (and a hit with plant lovers and science fans alike!)

• A rare hybrid that makes your collection truly unique

🛒 Add a Scarlet Belle to your collection and let this crimson queen do her thing—catching bugs and stealing hearts.

Learn more on the following links:

Skilled "Tiny Hunters" Carnivorous Plants

Venus Flytrap | Your Care Guide to this Indoor Carnivorous Plant.

Enjoy Summer More, Thanks to Your Carnivorous Plants!