Sarracenia leucophylla - Hot Pink Temperate They generally bloom from March

They generally bloom from March to May before new pitchers fully develop

They rarely produce viable seeds in cultivation

Parental Native Range: Wet Pocosins of the Gulf Coast of North America

In this laboratory experience students learn and practice the propagation method of division from seeds

Insektenfressende Pflanzen (Insect-Eating Plants) Joseph Meyer Original antique chromolithograph

Sarracenia leucophylla - Hot Pink Temperate They generally bloom from MarchEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Suggested Native Range: Wet Pocosins of the Gulf Coast from Georgia to the Mississippi Delta Zones: 7 9 (6 10) Sarracenia leucophylla "Hot Pink" is a very tall Leucophylla with dark purple red veins. The dark red coloration and veins dominate the upper portions of the tubes which attract many flying insects, particularly wasps. As with Sarracenia leucophylla, it shows a preference for very wet, even water logged areas. It