After having posted several photos of similar looking plants, this summer, the experts in the field don't want any part of trying to IDing them as a any particular cultivar or hybrid. So I've been told to call them all, S. leucophylla. Here's what I mean:

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ugh...so its hopeless, right? i know leycophylla and hybrids have the same cultivation requirements but a name to go with that plant would be nice... :-/

4-5 hours of sun isn't engough. THEY NEED ALL DAY TO GET RED!!!

Hey petio, why didn't you point out the full sun thing? You certainly would have if it was me!

Taz: Looks like sdcps caught my gloss. LOL! And yes, I would certainly have jumped all over you! Seriously, it may not be apparent from the written word, but I'm just teasin' ya.

ehmmmm,sorry guys but this is all i can give it...at least pitchers are upright not leaning(unless they are full of bugs).... :-(

Full sun means sunrise to sunset and that's what it needs in order to ID it properly or even close. I feel sorry for the plant. It should be going dormant soon. As it starts producing fall leaves back off on the water some. Fall leaves wont open and have a curl to them. They should stay fairly flat like a blade of grass but slightly thicker.

Oh, no worries taz its not my first pitcher plant!I had a purpurea and another leucophylla.purpurea died the same year i got it (bug problem i didnt notice until too late).This one in the pic i have for almost 3 years,its not very colorful i know but is growing like a weed;lots of offsets,roots all over the place and i repotted it in a gallon pot.And it made phyllodia already!thanx for the advise!