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Awaiting Mike's review. This entry was AI-extracted from forum posts. Treat specifics as a working draft until reviewed.

sarracenia leucophylla

Sarracenia leucophylla 'stretch 2.0' Washington Co, AL

Washington Co, AL

First described
2021

An asymmetric, stretchy-trap leucophylla with crazy white from suspected historic alata introgression. Iteration on Mike's 'stretch' line. Possibly an alba. Two-fall-flush in some seasons. 8 Mike photos (2021-2022).

Standout traits

  • Asymmetric stretchy trap form (one side longer than the other)
  • Crazy heavy white (alata-introgression hypothesis)
  • Two sets of fall traps in some seasons (hybrid vigor)
  • Fall traps develop ~2 weeks earlier than other Washington Co populations
  • Possibly an alba — Mike hasn't committed to that label
  • zugul (2021): 'I can defently see some alata genes in this one, but in a good way'
  • Some clones in this regional set produce yellowish flowers (alata signature)

Photos (8)

stretch 2.0, 2021-09-09 — pre-open trap— Mike Wang
stretch 2.0, 2021-09-09— Mike Wang
stretch 2.0, 2021-09-15 — stretchy left side— Mike Wang
stretch 2.0, 2021-09-15— Mike Wang
shaded side, 2021-09-15— Mike Wang
stretch 2.0, 2022-07-18— Mike Wang
stretch 2.0, 2022-07-18— Mike Wang
stretch 2.0, 2022-07-18— Mike Wang

Naming

'stretch 2.0' = trap visibly stretches/elongates on one side (Mike 2021: 'stretchy AF — and AF doesn't stand for anthocyanin free, ladies and gentlemen'). The '2.0' implies an iteration on a prior 'stretch' clone Mike has named. Possibly an alba — Mike has not formally labeled it as such yet.