Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba Carnivero Exclusives The pitcher shape on this

The pitcher shape on this clone is squat with a wide striped peristome

Most plants retain rudimentary teeth from the bicalcarata parent with some clones having this characteristic very pronounced

The flared peristomes of each parent are simply brilliant and then you mix in the robust pitcher shape and dark color from robcantleyi “Queen of Hearts” and you’ve got progeny with some amazing potential

We see some plants with striped peristome and some with deep red

the campanulata shape seems to give them a unique infundibular shape

Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba Carnivero Exclusives The pitcher shape on thisSarracenia leucophylla is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly in Alabama , the Florida panhandle and Georgia. The species produces pitchers with beautiful white light windows highlighted in reds. Unlike other members of the genus, leucophylla produces its very best pitchers in the fall. The alba variety tends to produce predominately white traps with less veining or coloration than other forms. Note that pitcher coloration may be both