Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba "Hurricane Creek White" collection A cross between an excellent

A cross between an excellent "old school" maxima and the incredible Nepenthes veitchii "Pink Candy Cane"

It needs good drainage or it's prone to fungal infections

For this cross we used our variegated singalana with a Lumut form of Nepenthes hamata

We can't think of a larger wild card that this cross since the parents are 2 opposites

Nepenthes flava tends to produce hybrids with elaborately flared peristomes while Nepenthes hamata "red hairy" seems to have strong genetics and produces hybrids with pronounced teeth and characteristic red coloration

Sarracenia leucophylla var. alba "Hurricane Creek White" collection A cross between an excellentSarracenia leucophylla is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly in Alabama , the Florida panhandle and Georgia. The species produces pitchers with beautiful white light windows highlighted in reds. Unlike other members of the genus, leucophylla produces its very best pitchers in the fall. "Hurricane Creek White" is one of the most impressive leucophylla varieties. Plants are robust with a unique shape and have bright white tops. Sadly, this