Sarracenia leucophylla MK L9 alba (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla MK L9 alba (Shipped Bare-Root)Mike King's MK L9 alba is a pure white Sarracenia leucophylla clone without colored veininga rare alba form prized by collectors for its pristine pitcher coloration. This slow growing selection has proven valuable as breeding stock, producing notably white offspring when crossed with select clones, and represents the refined aesthetic that serious carnivorous plant enthusiasts seek. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in

Expect pitchers that transition from green to deep red in the upper tubes

This exciting Nepenthes edwardsiana × macrophylla cross combines two of Borneo's most coveted high-altitude species from Mount Kinabalu and Mount Trusmadi

tubular pitchers feature a unique water-regulating slit and dual-layer interior setae that distinguish it from all other Heliamphora—a true collector's specimen for those seeking botanical rarity

flava 'Cuprea' with the iconic 'Waccamaw' produces pitchers of exceptional spring color—rich coppery hues fading to luminous yellow-green—capturing the best traits of two elite North American pitcher plants

adrianii (950–2000m) crossed with the iconic Bornean pair of N

registered in 2022

Sarracenia × Doreen's Colossus pairs the vigor of S

The most distinctive feature is the marginal lashes in mature specimens

Hailing from Virginia's coastal plains

A sophisticated addition for collectors seeking Srba's refined genetics and regional vigor combined

rarely offered and highly sought by serious collectors

This fairly rare cultivar's most compelling feature is its unpredictably irregular dentition—teeth that vary wildly from lengthy to stubby to entirely absent—creating a genuinely unique trap margin that makes each plant unmistakably individual