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Sarracenia Photos 2007!!

vft guy in SJ

VFT and Drosera lover
Ok folks.. the old photo thread is getting a little full so I think its time to start a new one for the new season. So here we go... Post away!!


Cheers,
Steve


Edit by Adendarn

I agree! So i merged photos from the other thread since Jan. :)
 
Recent acquisitions

Sarracenia purpurea (ssp venosa?)

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"All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up."
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dramatic side/backlighting
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Sarracenia minor

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more (or is it less) drama?
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thats Purpurea ssp venosa NAN. it has hairs on its lid :)
Alex
 
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Hi all,
some pics of my plants and my greenhouse.

Greetings
Gerd
:-))
 
Wonderful looking plants and a great little greenhouse. :beer:
 
I am so impressed (and jealous) :-D
 
Hurricane Creek White Leucophylla.

My plant at the NECPS October show.
JMatt
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  • #10
Do you guys find growing Sarracenia in trays better than not? I used to, but some growers have convinced me to grow them on the drier side. Apparently it reduces rot. I noticed some of you live out west where it's drier. I live in south Florida. Maybe these are factors.
 
  • #11
Manny, read the sticky in the Greenhouses, Terrariums, etc., forum. You may find it easier.
 
  • #13
Growing Darlingtonia in western Oregon is not fair.
 
  • #14
Sarracenia rosea Crestview FL in flower, also smells great. :-D Anyone got pollen?
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Sarracenia flava from Don Elkins
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Sarracenia Alata Big Thicket Nat'l Preserve Tyler Co. TX 3 years from seed
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  • #15
I've got some S. flava pollen now. Maybe early next week some S. leucophylla and S. 'Dana's Delight' pollen.

No S. rosea though.
 
  • #16
Very nice. We'll have to start a new thread soon for this year.

No mention of 'S. rosea' though!

New species? Pah!
 
  • #17
Hehehe, it's just a fancy purp lmao
 
  • #18
I'll let Noah address the S. rosea flap, but DNA studies show a strong genetic difference between S. purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkii and the other S. purpurea.

See the article by Noah Elhardt on S. rosea in the NASC newsletter.

Refer also to Barry Rice's thoughts on S. rosea.
 
  • #19
Admit it, it's a different plant. Notice the flower stalks are short. And the flowers look like roses. And "rosea" is one heck of a lot easier to say than "purpurea ssp. venosa var. burkii". Just rolls right off the tongue!
 
  • #20
Nope. Whoop-di-do it's got pink flowers with a short stem and an "overdeveloped" peristome. I refuse to call it that for now :)

And S. alabamensis and jonesii are just types of rubra. They don't deserve their own species status, IMO.

Ahh well, we'll agree to disagree with that:)
 
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