Homer, the history of your plant is this:
Hails from North Carolina
Henderson County
McClure's Bog
There are quite a few of these out there, the Georgia form being harder to come by. I have 2 Georgia Forms (Pic seen, Pitcher Plant Forum, topic is Bugweeds in September.) This is the closest I have seen this form (Georgia) having the tightly rolled hood. And it isn't much. I am still after the Henderson County form. Sooner or later, it will show up. Ron Dettermann promised Barry a few of them, and has not come through yet, but I am sure he will when Barry gets grayer! There is a stand in South Carolina too, but since they are just the same look as Henderson Co, N.C., they are not easy to find in collections. I won't tell where they are, but everyone should know IMO. If these plants were in common cultivation, they wouldn't have to be hidden and sat on by the eggheads to be hatched out like chickens. Everyone SHOULD have one in their collection, and they should be able to visit them in their wild homes just to appreciate the bog and its inhabitants. Same for the s. oreophila's and all the other plants presently in cultivation, CITES plants or not. If they were common in cultivation, they would not have to be hidden at all. But then, the powers that be would feel a loss of control, and we can't have that!!!!!!