Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba 'thick neck' Washington Co, AL MW (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba 'thick neck' Washington Co, AL MW (Shipped Bare-Root)Collector MW's distinctive 'thick neck' clone of the rare white pitcher leucophylla var. alba showcases the thick walled, robust pitchers that define this Washington County, Alabama selection. Prized for both its striking pale coloration and architectural pitcher form, this alabaster beauty has become a sought after parent plant in modern Sarracenia breeding programs. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or a

where this hairy variant thrives at elevations exceeding 1900 meters

This stunning hybrid crosses two of the most ornately veined Sarracenia species—Alabama's rare S

its presence in the ICPS register and collector communities signals its significance within advanced flytrap circles

Hobbyist growers have reported traps reaching up to 6 cm under strong growing conditions

cylindrical urn-shaped pitchers that intensify to brilliant crimson in strong light

This vigorous hybrid combines the monstrous trap size of B52—legendary for 2-inch jaws—with Big Mouth's deep coloration and prolific clumping habit

rectangular leaves with distinctive petioles and will reward careful cultivation with the imposing stature this elevation-sourced population naturally expresses

Registered in 2005 by Marcus Erbacher and M

and this clone entered cultivation through UK grower Ian Salter

It produces short dentate teeth along the trap margins and develops strong maroon coloration on the trap interiors

While detailed cultivar records remain limited

Trap Structure: Grows upright with wide open traps held high off the ground