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Last year a friend in Europe sent me some flytrap seed from interesting crosses. I flasked them all in tissue culture and grew them over the winter. Quite a few of them are turning out to be interesting looking plants. I thought I'd share some photos of them. Sorry for the poor quality. I didn't have a chance to zoom and crop them before Leah resized them and accidentally saved over the originals. I'll take more photos after the plants harden off and start looking more like real plants

Trichterfalle x Coquillage (Thinking of naming this one FTS Fuzzy Arms ) There is another one from the same cross (Trichterfalle x Coquillage) that also has the scaling on the leaves. It will be interesting to see what kind of traps they produce. Trichterfalle doesn't make its odd-shaped traps for which it is named when it is in tissue culture and neither do either of these seedlings.

Triton x Weinrot Looks a lot like the mother plant Triton, but perhaps with a bit more fusing in the teeth and perhaps it will have better coloration from the Weinrot cross.

Coquillage x Trichterfalle Looks a lot like the mother plant Coquillage, but with more teeth and some of the smaller ones look really menacing. When I was replating this one while doing TC work, I actually laughed out loud to myself when I looked at the teeth on it while the trap was still slightly open. It looked like a little dog snarling at me

There are 3 or 4 other seedlings from this same cross that all look similar to the parent plant Coquillage, but with slightly different "teeth." I'm interested in seeing what they all look like once growing out of TC for a while.

Microdent x Weinrot Looks like the mother plant Microdent, but with better coloration, at least judging by the color already showing in the traps in vitro which usually show little to no color. Will know more about how colorful the plant is once it is grown outdoors or in greenhouse conditions.

Hope you enjoyed them!

Those look very promising! Can't wait to see how they look in the future

pieguy452 wrote:Can't wait to see how they look in the future

Thanks! Me too

Wow Matt, they look very cool and look promising, let us know how they do out of TC.

FTS Fuzzy Arms definitely looks like something I'd like to get eventually.

Thanks for the "this is what we're up to at FTS" post.

Wow, I want a Fuzzy Arms.

Very neat, Matt! Thanks for the preview.

I want all of them, especially that Microdent x Weinrot. Can't wait!

Matt wrote:Thinking of naming this one FTS Fuzzy Arms

How about FTS Hairy Legs?

Amazing plants in there Matt, all look very cool.
Can't wait to see these in the international store!

Huh, cool! Those are some interesting traps - good luck with them, I hope they continue their unique growth habits and prove to be keepers!

Very cool! Thanks for the pics.

Matt wrote: Trichterfalle x Coquillage (Thinking of naming this one FTS Fuzzy Arms )

FTS Chewbacca?

interesting plants.
For Trichterfalle x Coquillage it looks a little bit at like a part from a dragon to me.
Like the skin of a dragon. Just a idea.

Bye Thomas

ThomasL wrote:Like the skin of a dragon. Just a idea.

Yeah, I like the idea of having "dragon" in the name

ThomasL wrote:interesting plants.
For Trichterfalle x Coquillage it looks a little bit at like a part from a dragon to me.
Like the skin of a dragon. Just a idea.

Bye Thomas

...or Godzillas spines.