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Daniel_G wrote:

parker679 wrote:You know, just posting this here you'r probably already significantly increased the market value of this variant.

This is an extremely valuable plant anyway. I'd trade my Adrian Slack for it.
There's less than five of them, so as soon as this/if this is registered as a cultivar, people will be going crazy over it. Before the all important cultivar status it'll probably stay fairly unknown.

Wow, not a lot at all.

I wonder what the odds are of getting similar results by crossing those two plants your self.

Not very high. Adrian wanted perfection on this one. Anything with the Alata like lid got binned. He only has this clone and one other which is looks okay, those two from an entire pod of seed!

It would kill me to take care of this plant it looks like it's dying lol.

Still love this sarracenia.

same, to bad sarras take to long to grow from seed, so it makes hybrids hard to get quicly, if only sarrs grew like droseras. I would pay hundreds for that plant.

Dionae wrote:Still love this sarracenia.

Me too. Yesterday was the first time I've looked at the picture since February. Unlike most things in life it looks more amazing than I had remembered, and I remembered it being one of the prettiest plants I'd seen.

I forgot how dark and un blemished it was. I may need to acquire an S. 'Night' and start trying to recreate this myself. It may take a few years but surely with enough time and seeds the odd are in my favor right.

I have a s. alata 'night' that I could send you a division of this fall If it survives, it is kinda not doing that well since my dad took care of thiss