Orange flowered leuco

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A Cajun(isc) Carnivore

• Apr 30, 2007

• #1

Some one intrigued me with the possibility of an orange flowered leuco. I cannot find a picture of these anywhere. Has anyone seen one of these and/or maybe know where I can see a picture of one/ I have checked the photofinder.....gawd there are a lot of leuco pics there....

 

Pyro

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• Apr 30, 2007

• #2

I don't know about an orange flowered form just the typical red and the yellow flowered forms. Perhaps an infra hybrid would yield an orange flower. Or, more likely, you have a high leuco influenced moorei

 

Alexis

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• Apr 30, 2007

• #3

There's a yellow flowered leucophylla. There's probably some moorei or, most likely, alata hybrids that have the appearance of leucophylla but intergrade flowers out there.

 

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mannyherrera

• Apr 30, 2007

• #4

I agree with Pyro and Alexis. It could be a yellow flowered leuco crossed w/ a red flowered one or a very leuco-esque moorei.

 

bug catcher

• Apr 30, 2007

• #5

Here is one...

 

Last edited: Apr 30, 2007

Pyro

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• May 1, 2007

• #6

THose petals look red to me... The sepals have an orange tint but that is normal for the species. Plus, it looks like the lower flower is coming from a plant that does not show the pitchers so it may not be a leuco plant. THe plant on the upper part of the pic goes with the dark red bloom on the upper corner (follow the stalk down.)