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Sarracenia from Seed!!
- Thread starter DroseraBug
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dionae
sarracenia lover
lil hokie
heatherfeather knows the weather!
dionae
sarracenia lover
Updated for March:
Another new batch of seedlings:
October 31, 2012
November 30, 2012 (LH119 was a bust. Too bad, it was 'Leah Wilkerson' x "Red Sumatra")
December 31, 2012 With the dome removed, they're starting to get some color.
January 31, 2013
February 28, 2013
March 31, 2013 Photo taken outside
Another new batch of seedlings:
October 31, 2012
November 30, 2012 (LH119 was a bust. Too bad, it was 'Leah Wilkerson' x "Red Sumatra")
December 31, 2012 With the dome removed, they're starting to get some color.
January 31, 2013
February 28, 2013
March 31, 2013 Photo taken outside
lil hokie
heatherfeather knows the weather!
dionae
sarracenia lover
DroseraBug
Grow Pitcher Plants!
uphwiz
jimmy
DroseraBug
Grow Pitcher Plants!
joossa
Aklys
^Awesome shape and form! 
Here's my little pot of mixed seedlings that germinated in 2011. Finally showing some shape in the pitchers. No fertilizer used and I grow outside and have given them a natural dormancy since germination. Fred P. will recognize these as I gave him an exact pot with their siblings.
Here's my little pot of mixed seedlings that germinated in 2011. Finally showing some shape in the pitchers. No fertilizer used and I grow outside and have given them a natural dormancy since germination. Fred P. will recognize these as I gave him an exact pot with their siblings.
dionae
sarracenia lover
joossa
Aklys
Continuing from this post from last year...
I originally got these from Mr. Fred P as seedlings. They are S. 'Hurricane Creek White' x 'Adrian Slack' and have come far. Interestingly, they all are very different. Some are more green, some are more white, and there is lots of variety in the pitcher lip. Some have a similar lip as 'Adrian Slack' and one even has a lip that turns pink.
Check them out:
I originally got these from Mr. Fred P as seedlings. They are S. 'Hurricane Creek White' x 'Adrian Slack' and have come far. Interestingly, they all are very different. Some are more green, some are more white, and there is lots of variety in the pitcher lip. Some have a similar lip as 'Adrian Slack' and one even has a lip that turns pink.
Check them out:
