Sarracenia leucophylla “Alabama” (Shipped Bare-Root) Red/Purple holding the mutated traps upright

holding the mutated traps upright

Tiger Fang earns its name through dramatically curved traps with short

Keep roots sitting in a shallow tray of water

5 cm borne on proportionately very short leaf bases — roughly equal in length to the trap itself

The resulting plant combines the vigor and pitcher size of true flava with the nuanced coloration complexity that makes Adrian Slack a cornerstone of serious collections

Sarracenia leucophylla “Alabama” (Shipped Bare-Root) Red/Purple holding the mutated traps uprightSarracenia leucophylla "Alabama" represents a striking Gulf Coast clone of the white trumpet pitcher plant, prized for the dramatic contrast between its pale, veined pitchers and deep red burgundy markings. This southeastern United States native grows into an impressive, tall stemmed specimen with the characteristic elegant form that makes leucophylla a collector's cornerstone, particularly valued for its Alabama provenance and exceptional vigor in