In our collection of Sarracenia leucophylla, we identified a strain that had slightly thinner veins than most, which made the white portion more brilliant, a very cool effect when you see a bunch of these plants together. This effect is most notable in late summer and early fall when this species produces its best pitchers of the season.

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Plants You Receive:		Plants are shipped in 4-inch pots with proper growing media. Each plant is a division from select mother plants in our collection. Divisions were done in March 2016. Pitchers are expected to reach 12 inches during their first season after division. All cold hardy plants are grown outdoors at our nursery in Oregon and experience the changes of the seasons. Care instructions are provided. Please watch the monthly video podcast for examples of how your plant may look at this time of the year and important growing tips for the season.
Natural Habitat:		Florida panhandle and southern regions of Georgia and Alabama.
Type of Plant:		Cold hardy perennial for outdoor growing.
Size of Adult Plants:		18-24 inches tall.
Sunlight:		Full sun, 6 or more hours of direct sunlight.
Water:		Use mineral-free water or water low in minerals (less than 50 parts per million). Keep the soil wet by setting the plant in a dish of standing water.
Soil:		Use 1 part peat moss and 1 part perlite (or washed river sand). Avoid fertilizers, regular garden soil, and compost.
Growing Season:		April - October. Pitchers will brown at the onset of winter dormancy.
Winter Care:		Hardy of winter frost. Mulch in USDA zones 7 and colder.

If you are new to growing carnivorous plants, watch Grow Carnivorous Plants, Volume 1 for complete video instructions to help you become a successful grower.