Sarracenia leucophylla Okaloosa Co FL Huge White/Pink (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla Okaloosa Co FL Huge White/Pink (Shipped Bare-Root)This Sarracenia leucophylla from Okaloosa County, Florida produces exceptionally large pitchers that transition from green bases to nearly pure white upper portions overlaid with pink venation. Geographic clones from Okaloosa County are prized by collectors for ex situ conservation of natural Florida Panhandle populations, where leucophylla displays remarkable variation in size, form, and the intensity of its characteristic white and pink coloration.

DCXL stands among the largest Venus flytrap cultivars ever bred

then outcrossed to villosa—Borneo's most elevated Nepenthes from Mount Kinabalu

selected for dramatic deep red and black pitcher coloration that intensifies under bright light

creating a high-altitude cross that produces dramatically colored pitchers with distinctive morphology

making this an exceptional choice for collectors seeking unusual trap architecture and intense pigmentation

okefenokeensis—a hybrid that towers to 21 inches with a dramatic brick-red upper pitcher contrasting delicate red veins on green lower tubes

making it a compelling addition for those pursuing complete cultivar collections

commanding a position as perhaps the most coveted of all carnivorous plants for serious collectors worldwide

endemic to the coastal swamps of southwestern Western Australia

Olive Green represents a distinctive European clone prized for its uniform

Sarracenia flava atropurpurea cultivars from this lineage are prized for their full color saturation and exceptional pitcher architecture

distinguished by notably shortened petioles compared to typical Cape sundews