Sarracenia leucophylla Okaloosa Co FL Huge White/Pink (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia leucophylla MK L45 Alba Perdido AL nearly extinct in its native

nearly extinct in its native Georgia habitat and exceptionally scarce in cultivation

montana cross from renowned breeder Mike Wang combines two superior montana clones to produce the characteristic pinched

Hybridized by Oliv and named by grower Defalotus for the most striking clone selected from a batch of seedlings

and germination can take several weeks to months

produces elegantly slender pitchers reaching 2 feet tall with distinctive white-windowed hoods reminiscent of leucophylla

Sarracenia leucophylla Okaloosa Co FL Huge White/Pink (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia leucophylla MK L45 Alba Perdido AL nearly extinct in its nativeThis Sarracenia leucophylla from Okaloosa County, Florida produces exceptionally large pitchers that transition from green bases to nearly pure white upper portions overlaid with pink venation. Geographic clones from Okaloosa County are prized by collectors for ex situ conservation of natural Florida Panhandle populations, where leucophylla displays remarkable variation in size, form, and the intensity of its characteristic white and pink coloration.