Sarracenia leucophylla (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia leucophylla, the iconic white topped pitcher plant, displays erect tubular pitchers that transition from green bases to pristine white upper chambers veined in crimson and pale greena striking palette crowned by an upright, wavy edged hood. Native to coastal plain bogs from Georgia through the Florida panhandle, this species produces pitchers reaching 4070 cm and remains a collector favorite for its dramatic seasonal coloration and reliable

oar-shaped leaves densely laden with glistening red tentacles and capable of reaching 8-inch leaf spans at maturity

dramatic pitchers that showcase both the rose-red tones and delicate pale patterning of its distinguished lineage

a contrast that makes this one of the more visually striking compact cultivars available to western collectors

making it a primary alternative for collectors pursuing maximum trap dimensions from verified registered genetics

enhanced by the heavy venation inherited from Sand Mountain ancestry

menacing descendant of Werewolf

The drawback is that it is an extremely weak and slow-growing cultivar

Collingsworth found it after acquiring the site and recognized it as distinct: petioles tend to be longer than B52

Registered in 2010 by Gi-Won Jang and W

Nosferatu earns its reference through dramatic deep red trap interiors that intensify toward the margins — a color payoff that fits the vampire aesthetic perfectly

The yellow coloration intensifies with stronger light rather than fading

and high areolation windows that define Moore's Pitcher Plant