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sarracenia leucophylla

Sarracenia leucophylla Washington Co, AL (population)

Washington Co, AL

First described
2018
Type
population

A multi-individual Washington Co, AL leucophylla accession with notable population genetic diversity. Wash. Co genetics flush 1-2 weeks earlier than most leucos. Mike has used the population for cross-breeding to recover new selections; named descendants include 'punto blanco' (thread 5208) and likely several other Wash. Co named clones in this archive. 13 Mike photos (2018-2021).

Standout traits

  • Wash. Co genetics produce pitchers 1-2 weeks earlier than most other leucophylla populations
  • Strong spring/summer trap production
  • Population genetic diversity high — Mike has crossed multiple clones from the population to recover novel selections (e.g. 'punto blanco', see thread 5208)
  • Source population for several named selections

Cultivation

  • Mike took his first divisions from these mother plants in ~2021, after ~10 years of growing them undivided.

Photos (13)

Wash. Co population, 2018-09-07— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population, 2018-09-07— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population, 2018-09-07 — real lookers in this population— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population, 2018-09-07— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population — neat individual, 2018-10-18— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population, 2018-10-18— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population, 2018-10-18— Mike Wang
Wash. Co cross-grow-out, 2021-06-03 — interesting new clone from cross of population members— Mike Wang
Wash. Co cross-grow-out, 2021-06-03 — same clone, different angle— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population divisions, 2021-07-23— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population divisions, 2021-07-23— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population divisions, 2021-07-23— Mike Wang
Wash. Co population divisions, 2021-07-23— Mike Wang

Naming

Population-level designation for Mike's diverse multi-clone Washington Co, AL leucophylla holdings.