Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek Perdido, AL - Unknown clone from Wes (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek Perdido, AL - Unknown clone from Wes (Shipped Bare-Root)This striking alba variety originates from the now vanished Hurricane Creek population in Baldwin County, Alabama, where some of the finest white flowered S. leucophylla specimens naturally occurred before habitat destruction. Propagated from John Hummer's original introduction of these exceptional plants, this clone carries the genetic legacy of a legendary collecting site and represents a living memorial to one of the Southeast's most remarkable

their flared

vigorous specimen

Its distinctively bulbous

most vibrantly colored pitchers in cultivation—pure red traps reaching 50 cm tall with lids ranging from yellow-red variegated to nearly solid crimson

ionasi from between Ilu and Tramen Tepui

showcases a distinctively elongated neck and prostrate growth habit with bright yellow-green traps and fine marginal teeth

making it a rare exception among mutation-focused clones

This plant originates from the collection of Noah Juve of Insectsinside Nursery

commands attention for its distinctive hairy pitcher architecture and elegantly angled nectar spoon fringed with distinctive cilia

making it a showstopping centerpiece for serious collectors seeking both size and striking coloration

they are genetically identical to the mother plant — what you see in the photos is exactly what you're getting in terms of pitcher shape

Dionaea muscipula Z02