sarracenia leucophylla

Sarracenia leucophylla Calhoun Co, FL (rare cultivation relic)

Calhoun Co, FL

First described: 2015
Type: extinct or near extinct wild site cultivation relic

Mike's Calhoun Co cultivation-rescue leuco from a county where most wild populations are destroyed. Notable for early-fall pitcher production. 2015 single-photo-set documentation.

Standout traits

**Conservation-relevant** — Mike (post #1, 2015): roadside-ditch leucos in Calhoun gone now; outstanding roseas + giant psittacinas at the same road also extinct
**Early-fall pitcher production** — formed traps ~2 weeks ago in mid-Aug; Mike's NorCal cultivation typically doesn't see fall leuco pitchers until early September
Possible Chipola FL connection — corey216 (post #2, 2015) flagged Bednar-source Chipola leucos may be related

Cultivation

Outdoor NorCal.
Early-fall production trait worth tracking — environmental vs genetic not yet disentangled.

Photos (4)

Calhoun leuco — early fall, 2015-08-12— Mike Wang

Naming

Mike's locality designation. Population near extinction in wild — main remaining roadside-ditch sites destroyed in past decade-plus.