Sarracenia leucophylla MK L107 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla MK L107 (Shipped Bare-Root)This Sarracenia leucophylla from Alabama's Conecuh National Forest entered cultivation through Mike King's legendary conservation work, bearing his renowned "MK" designation that signals authenticated provenance. Collected in 2003, MK L107 showcases the deep red and white coloration characteristic of this prized Alabama population, now preserved in King's 4,000 plant NCCPG National Collection that safeguards endangered bloodlines from vanishing

Pale green leaves support large traps flushed deep red with characteristic white streaking that intensifies seasonally

but the plant backs it up: deep red-bladed traps and a presence among serious European hybrid breeders signal genuine horticultural merit rather than novelty

600 meters

Vigor: Unusually vigorous for a giant cultivar

This intriguing hybrid likely made by DC Carnivores in Italy references the legendary Adrian Slack

displays erect tubular pitchers that transition from green bases to pristine white upper chambers veined in crimson and pale green—a striking palette crowned by an upright

Seedlings display white upper pitchers traced with red veining

formally registered by Barry Meyers-Rice in 2006

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curved teeth that frame oversized traps with exceptional presence

striped cream with deep red blotches

Rehder Giant #1 represents one of the most formidable trap sizes ever selected for cultivation