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It looks a bit like a cultivar I saw labeled "Golden Eagle" but I have only seen one picture with that label and ICPS doesn't have it listed. I bought it as an unlabeled rhyzome. It is quite a spectacular plant. My guess is that it is something along the lines of ([rubra x rosea] x leucophylla) x rubra or alata. Not really sure, so it's just a stab in the dark.


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The lid reminds me of a frilled lizard

The underside of these pitchers get blood red

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Looks gorgeous!

Whatever it is, it's beautiful! I can definitely see some purp/rosea genes in it. Did you get the rhizomes from CC, SNW, or somewhere else?

CPN had a deal, 3 for $10

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After it had some time to color up

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murrkywaters wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 12:52 am It looks a bit like a cultivar I saw labeled "Golden Eagle" but I have only seen one picture with that label and ICPS doesn't have it listed. I bought it as an unlabeled rhyzome. It is quite a spectacular plant. My guess is that it is something along the lines of ([rubra x rosea] x leucophylla) x rubra or alata. Not really sure, so it's just a stab in the dark.


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Looks a bit like sarracenia "Leo Song". Parentage is Sarracenia pupurea subsp. venosa and S. oreophila.

Could be one of the parents. This one is much taller, at around 14".

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Looks to me like a catesbaei cross alata. So (flava x purp/rosea) x alata.

I considered that was a possibility but the morphology of the hood looks like it's got leucophylla in it to me, especially when it is opening. I think looking into that is when I found the cultivar labeled "Golden Eagle"

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Does it make phyllodia? What are the rhizomes looking like. Send pics!