Trumpet Pitcher, Sarracenia 'Leucophylla var.alba seedling 13 #5.' Special Import. Size:Medium to Large plant. 10cm Plastic container. providing an even and delicate

Name: Trumpet Pitcher, Sarracenia 'Leucophylla var.alba seedling 13 #5.' Special Import. Size:Medium to Large plant. 10cm Plastic container. providing an even and delicate
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77055745327
Price: 147.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7011 (19 reviews)

Trumpet Pitcher, Sarracenia 'Leucophylla var.alba seedling 13 #5.' Special Import. Size:Medium to Large plant. 10cm Plastic container. providing an even and delicate

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Trumpet Pitcher, Sarracenia 'Leucophylla var.alba seedling 13 #5.' Special Import. Size:Medium to Large plant. 10cm Plastic container. providing an even and delicate providing an even and delicate watering experience for your plants and you're ready to go This ensures optimal growth and health Discover the Trumpet Pitcher

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