- First described
- 2016
A S. leucophylla from Escambia Co, FL — selected for height and vigor. Bright white traps with extensive red venation. Documented from 2016 to 2024 (17 Mike photos).
Origin
Wild-origin S. leucophylla from Escambia County, FL. Collector, collection year, and Mike's acquisition year are all [MISSING].
History
- Pre-2016: Mike acquires the clone.
- 2016-09-21 (post 1): First forum doc.
- 2016-10-26 (post 2): "Whitened up quite a bit" since September.
- 2019-09-13: Continued documentation.
- 2021-10-10 (post 4): Forum member sprouse58 confirms the clone's height with a flickr photo.
- 2022-10-01 / 2024-09: Continued documentation.
Standout traits
- Very tall.
- Vigorous.
- Bright white background (vs typical non-alba leucophylla).
- Extensive red venation.
Cultivation notes
Standard leucophylla care.
Photos
See gallery below — 17 Mike-photos spanning 2016 through 2024.
Standout traits
- Very tall — the defining trait, confirmed by other growers (sprouse58)
- Vigorous
- Bright white relative to other non-alba leucophyllas
- Extensive red venation woven across the top of the trap
- Traps continue whitening as they age — Mike (post 5, 2022-10-24): 'Traps can get pretty white as they age'
- Typical leucophylla shape; the standout features are size + color contrast
Cultivation
No clone-specific cultivation notes posted. Standard S. leucophylla care.
Photos (17)
Naming
Mike's descriptive 'Tall, vigorous' label — references the clone's height-and-vigor combo. Forum member sprouse58 (post 4, 2021-10-10) photographed the clone for confirmation: "In case anyone out there still does not believe Mike when he says tall."