Sarracenia leucophylla Typical Form
white pitcher plant
Description
Sarracenia leucophylla, the white-topped pitcher plant, is prized for its striking, upright pitchers. The 'Typical Form' is a common variant. The plant showcases vibrant, white-veined pitchers, often with red or purple markings. The top portion of the pitcher is usually a vibrant, reddish-purple color. It's native to the southeastern United States. The plant captures insects with its nectar and downward-pointing hairs. The plant produces downward-facing flowers that are usually red or maroon in color. For successful cultivation, it requires full sun, a nutrient-poor soil mix, and consistent moisture with rainwater or distilled water.
Description
Sarracenia leucophylla, the white-topped pitcher plant, is prized for its striking, upright pitchers. The 'Typical Form' is a common variant. The plant showcases vibrant, white-veined pitchers, often with red or purple markings. The top portion of the pitcher is usually a vibrant, reddish-purple color. It's native to the southeastern United States. The plant captures insects with its nectar and downward-pointing hairs. The plant produces downward-facing flowers that are usually red or maroon in color. For successful cultivation, it requires full sun, a nutrient-poor soil mix, and consistent moisture with rainwater or distilled water.