Sarracenia leucophylla 'white abaxial' Baldwin Co, AL MW (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Blood Red developing distinctive pitchers up to

developing distinctive pitchers up to 35 cm with pronounced V-shaped frontal slits and occasionally red-tinged conical nectar spoons that command serious collector attention

dramatic arching traps

This exceptional cultivar produces fully erect leaves by summer

This variety exhibits the dramatic finger-like petiole extensions that define its name

taking the already bizarre dental architecture of its Fused Tooth parent to striking limits

Sarracenia leucophylla 'white abaxial' Baldwin Co, AL MW (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Blood Red developing distinctive pitchers up toThis exceptional Baldwin County, Alabama clone of Sarracenia leucophylla exhibits the region's signature white veined pitchers with striking red and green vascular patterns on both exterior and interior surfaces. The 'white abaxial' designation highlights the pure white coloration on the back (abaxial) side of the lid and upper pitcher, a trait that collectors have selectively propagated from this historically significant Alabama populationnow