Plant of the Month November 2020

[thez_yo]

The forum will adjust sizes to minimize load/hdd space of images. To help keep bandwidth down, large files are not allowed to upload even though they will be downsized, it's still a lot of MB into the server. I believe 2mb is the cut off for a upload. I don't think that's per photo though, so you can't upload 3 1mb files at the same time for example. Hope that helps!

Posting here has an entry pic tax You got some scorp sprouting yet

[adnedarn]

Posting here has an entry pic tax You got some scorp sprouting yet

Opps my bad. Nope, not growing yet.

D. scorpiodes gemmae

[jerrysmith]

OK. I bought 13 unlabeled divisions of Sarracenia from Sarracenia Northwest in 2018. This one is S. x moorei (S. flava x S. leucophylla) according to SNW. They kindly looked at photos I sent them and got back to me. This particular plant just sent up a small pitcher rather than more Phyllodia. Just in time for me to take a photo. I'll include links to the same plant from earlier this year to show other pitchers and the flower. But the first two were taken 11/22/2020.

Pitcher 11/22/20 https://ibb.co/p3Lrw0D
Pitcher 11/22/20 https://ibb.co/chCMcZC

Pitchers 6/15/20: https://ibb.co/Ks10DT6
Flower: 6/15/20: https://ibb.co/z7srsqt
Pitcher 7/30/2020: https://ibb.co/x2F1D1F

[hcarlton]

S. x mooreana is oreophila x leucophylla; x moorei is flava x leucophylla.

[jerrysmith]

S. x mooreana is oreophila x leucophylla; x moorei is flava x leucophylla.

Thanks for pointing that out. Either I copied the email incorrectly, or SNW wrote the wrong cross. The yellow orange flowers made them lean more towards it having S. flava in it. I'll edit my post to put in S. moorei.

[hcarlton]

I think the issue probably stems from the fact that several sources quote x mooreana as basically a moorei synonym, so like some other cases there's been a bit of an issue with name-swapping.

[murrkywaters]

A Utricularia trap for your kind consideration

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[corky]

A pot of d.hilaris I've grown from seed, I'll enter the largest as it's looking nice and dewy at the moment