Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba Size:Large NOTE: Photos were taken 3

NOTE: Photos were taken 3 weeks ago and plant has been rooting in sphagnum moss even further

They are tolerant of warmer temperatures for a few weeks but temps over 100 should be avoided

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and is known for its beautifully painted inflorescence

This species prefers high humidity and likes its soil more moist than other related species

Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba Size:Large NOTE: Photos were taken 3Sarracenia 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