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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 var. alba

Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba 'stretchercize' Washington Co, AL

Washington Co, AL

First described
2023
Type
single clone
Cultivar
'stretchercize'

Origin

A standout alba selected by Mike from a near-1000-seedling Washington Co AL pheno-hunt. Picked for the unusual extent of white stretching down the trap.

Standout traits

  • White character extends farther down the trap than typical for albas.
  • Best-of-batch — no other seedling close.
  • Likely solid white under optimal conditions.

Cultivation notes

Albas typically show more venation when shaded by neighbors or recently transplanted; the small venation visible in 2023 photos likely reflects those conditions, not the clone's true potential.

Standout traits

  • Best-of-batch white-stretch character (out of <1000 seedlings).
  • White extends notably far down the trap.
  • Likely to be solid white under optimal conditions — current photos show some venation from light competition / recent transplant.
  • Mike: 'serious promise' for becoming a top alba.

Cultivation

Albas typically express more venation when light is competitive or after a recent transplant; expression resolves with maturity and stable conditions.

Photos (4)

Naming

Mike: "looks like it worked out really hard to get as much white down the trap, hence the name." Mike notes he is running out of names for stretchy white albas.