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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 'typical-veined' Baldwin Co, AL

Baldwin Co, AL

First described
2014
Type
single clone from population

A Mike-acquired Baldwin Co leucophylla — explicitly not an alba, not a chameleon. Mike posted it in 2014 as an example of an unflashy clone he had grown to appreciate for its veining and the way white extends a short distance below the mouth. Single-photo-set documentation; no follow-up.

Standout traits

  • Not alba — Mike (post #1, 2014): 'just your every day S. leucophylla. This one won't turn solid white in the throat'
  • Attractive veining + white extension partway down the trap
  • Distinguished from chameleon-alba clones (which start veined and become solid white) — this clone retains its veining year-round

Cultivation

  • Outdoor Northern California.
  • 2014-09-12 single-photo-set documentation; no follow-up updates.
  • Mike speculates the white may extend further down the trap with time but doesn't confirm in this thread.

Photos (3)

typical Baldwin leuco, 2014-09-12— Mike Wang
typical Baldwin leuco, 2014-09-12— Mike Wang
typical Baldwin leuco, 2014-09-12— Mike Wang

Naming

Mike's thread title is "An interesting yet typical S. leucophylla" — a non-alba, non-special clone Mike began to appreciate for its veining and the way white extends slightly down the trap.