Sarracenia leucophylla MK L87 Bocaza (Shipped Bare-Root) x Leah Wilkerson low-nutrient medium such as sphagnum

low-nutrient medium such as sphagnum moss

very broad leaf bases bear elongated traps up to 5 cm that curve strongly backward along the midrib

Expect dramatic red venation and dark purple mouth coloration characteristic of both parent lines

GJ Nosferatu

This seed-grown specimen captures the natural vigor and pitcher production of wild populations

Sarracenia leucophylla MK L87 Bocaza (Shipped Bare-Root) x Leah Wilkerson low-nutrient medium such as sphagnumSarracenia leucophylla 'Bocaza' earned its nameSpanish for "wide mouth"from dramatically flared pitcher openings that define this giant cultivar. Spring pitchers soar to 120 cm, making it among the largest leucophylla clones available, and this clone entered cultivation through UK grower Ian Salter, who recognized its spectacular potential after it had spent years performing humble duty in a tomato greenhouse. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of