Description
Red veined white pitchers appear after the large red flowers in May, catches more flies than any other species, great for keeping the flies down in your kitchen! Water with soft or rain water.
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Sarracenia Leucophylla
£7.95
Red veined white pitchers appear after the large red flowers in May, catches more flies than any other species, great for keeping the flies down in your kitchen! Water with soft or rain water. Supplied in a 1ltr pot.
6 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full Sun
Soil - Boggy, slightly less wet in the winter
Height - 30-35cm
Width - 25cm
Flowering - April - May
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