Sarracenia leucophylla MK L45 Alba Perdido AL (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla MK L45 Alba Perdido AL (Shipped Bare-Root)This alba form of Sarracenia leucophylla originates from the Gas Station site near Perdido, Alabamaa location prized by serious collectors for producing exceptional specimens. The MK designation traces to Mike King of Shropshire Sarracenias, holder of the NCCPG National Collection of Sarracenia, whose L45 clone yields striking green and white pitchers unmarred by anthocyanin, creating an elegant contrast rarely seen in this species. Care Requirements

Mature plants grow leaves horizontally and low to the ground throughout the growing season

Coquillage takes its name from the French word for shell

Reptile is named for what you see immediately: leaves with a distinctively curved

Temperature — Cool to intermediate

This cultivar was selected by Diflora for its distinctive trap shape and remarkable hue

The BCP clone 2 inherits the distinctive hooded pitcher architecture of H

delivering the bold coloration and substantial form that serious collectors seek from this robust species

Trev's Supernova represents a striking addition to any serious collector's Dionaea collection

re-crossed with N

selected in 2008

distinguishing itself from its sibling through a flatter growth habit and notably longer leaves despite shorter dentition

Andreas Wistuba's exploration of this isolated