Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek White (1 x F) (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek White (1 x F) (Shipped Bare-Root)John Hummer's Hurricane Creek White represents a remarkable population of Sarracenia leucophylla rescued from an Alabama site now lost to developmentpitchers adorned with pristine white hoods and fenestrations instead of the species' typical red markings. This Clone 1 F hybrid produces unusually bulbous pitcher tops with brilliant white hoods, dark pink bases, and green stems, delivering one of the most striking color combinations in the genus. Care

this selection carries the genetic promise of the monster-type breeding program—expect substantial trap size

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

Its distinctive greenish cylinders reach 25–30cm with remarkably broad

a broad 5–7 cm peristome

This vigorous cultivar develops robust

Sarracenia × Doreen's Colossus pairs the vigor of S

This distinctive Venus flytrap brings vibrant coloration and reliable vigor to any collection

Coloration: Trap interiors develop a deep

wavy-margined red nectar spoons rise dramatically from this crimson demarcation

and irregularly arranged marginal spikes that are thick and jagged

each displaying white coloration punctuated by crimson throat markings and delicate pink spotting that intensifies with maturity

” this cultivar’s name is a bilingual play on words — la grosse meaning “the big one