Sarracenia leucophylla near Seminole Bladwin Co AL S449 world O (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla near Seminole Bladwin Co AL S449 world O (Shipped Bare-Root)This stunning Baldwin County, Alabama clone of *Sarracenia leucophylla* features the elegant green veining and subtle coloration characteristic of its Seminole region provenance, with pitchers reaching approximately 80 cma commanding presence for serious collectors seeking authentic geographic variants with proven vigor and pitcher production. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or a south facing greenhouse is

Expect dramatic hot pink-rimmed pitchers with delicate pastel and white markings that intensify in autumn

marrying trap size and geometric tooth fusion into a single

crowned by a dramatically folded hood that resembles wings poised for flight and deepening to crimson in the throat

Due to its limited natural range and sensitivity to habitat disturbance

there was occasionally confusion between this plant and a clone called 'Tellereisen'

Biohazard 2 is defined by deliberately deformed trap morphology — variably bent

Doonan and Matt Miller at FlytrapStore in 2008 and registered in 2013

venosa showcases the heavy red venation and robust form characteristic of Chipola River material

Paul of Germany

distinguished by its signature fused teeth that create an eccentric

Barry Rice selected 'Belly of Blood' in 2005 from UC-grown *Sarracenia purpurea* subsp

the Alien cultivar takes its name from Ridley Scott's 1979 film