Sarracenia ( x ‘Leah Wilkerson’ ) x alata anthocyanin-free Potted

Sarracenia ( x ‘Leah Wilkerson’ ) x alata anthocyanin-free is a very cool, seed-grown cross of two tall, ruffly, beautifully white and green colored plants! They will all be quite tall, with a green color, some highlighted with red blotched throats, green or white venation, and some entirely neon-green.  These are seed-grown, so there is some variation in color, markings, and size.  DORMANT SEASONALLY, STARTING AS EARLY AS OCTOBER AND LASTING AS LATE AS MARCH, DEPENDING ON THE CONDITIONS AND SPECIES/HYBRID. The pitchers turn brown and die back to the rhizome, or non-carnivorous leaves (phyllodia) grow during this time. Please see the final photo to see how Sarracenia look when dormant. They will begin to grow vigorously again in Spring when photoperiods lengthen and temperatures increase. Care Instructions: Growth Habit: Sarracenia primarily grow along the Southeastern coastal plain of the United States. They grow pitchers, which are modified leaves, seasonally that can vary in height,