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1. Sarracenia Rubra

2. D. Tokaiensis

3. D. Capensis

4. Nepenthes Ventrata

5. Dionaea typical (I had a plant that I thought rotted to death, but apparently split up instead)

Wishlist/plan list
Sarr. Oreophila hybrid
Drosera Aliciae
Drosera Capensis X Spatulata ( I am aiming on creating this as my first hybrid)
Pinguicula Aphrodite
Pinguicula Jaumavensis
Dionaea typical

Tryner78 wrote:1. mystery lowe's pitcher plant
2. Drosera Spatulata

They're in the same pot for now, I'll see what happens.
wishlist/ what I'll try to get in the spring
- drosera capensis
- b-52 flytrap
- drosera burmannii
- a mature-ish pitcher plant

You can send in a request to the seedbank and get the D. capensis and D. burmannii and grow them from seeds.

Good growing,
Mike

What kind of pitcher plant? There are 4 kinds, Sarracenia, Nepenthes, Cephalotus, and Heliamphora. I believe Lowes only has Neps and Sarrs though.

I found out it's a Sar. Rubra through another forum, and if you see above, I updated the list. I moved the spat and sarr. into different pots because it was obvious that the spatulata did not like the soil. It seems to be happier with the new medium it is in (pure LFSM) but is still growing weird. I think it's trying to split into two plants, but the leaves are mutating. I'll photograph it eventually.

Update! (V.Sep. 28, 2017) New pictures and new plants!

Yay! new plants!
2x VFT typical








2x Sarracenia purpurea




1x Nepenthes Ventricosa x unknown


1x Sarracenia wrigleyanna




setup

Isn't that Sarracenia 'Scarlet Belle'?

Sakaaaaa wrote:Isn't that Sarracenia 'Scarlet Belle'?

S. Scarlet Belle is a selected cultivar of S. wrigleyanna. Not all S. wrigleyanna are Scarlet Belle though.

KategoricalKarnivore wrote:

Sakaaaaa wrote:Isn't that Sarracenia 'Scarlet Belle'?

S. Scarlet Belle is a selected cultivar of S. wrigleyanna. Not all S. wrigleyanna are Scarlet Belle though.

Not sure. I did find this good piece on how it was made though. http://legacy.carnivorousplants.org/cpn ... 24_27.html
It's a good read. Wrigleyanna is a hybrid between S.leucophyla and S. psittacina, scarlet belle was an unusually red form created of it. This form was one of the main ones that were mass produced via tissue culture, so it is possible that I have the scarlet belle version. It'll be clearer later on hopefully.