Sarracenia leucophylla mobile AL DW (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x Přemysl Otakar I. then gradually acclimate to lower

then gradually acclimate to lower humidity

while vigorous spring and summer growth produces an impressive succession of new traps

likely due to the chlorophyll deficiency that produces its distinctive color

Likely involving leucophylla or minor parentage similar to S

creating offspring that inherit fierce peristome teeth and robust hybrid vigor

Sarracenia leucophylla mobile AL DW (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x Přemysl Otakar I. then gradually acclimate to lowerFrom the Gulf Coastal Plain wetlands of Mobile County, Alabama, this S. leucophylla clone displays the pure, dense white coloration that defines the leucophylla speciesso intensely pale it obscures the typical venation across the mouth, neck, and hood. The DW designation marks this as a select clone from Jeremiah Harris's legendary collection, representing the finest alabaster pitcher expression this American species can achieve. Care Requirements