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By Bobioden
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I got my first flower a few weeks back. Now I am getting pitchers. Do all of them start as a green color and change from there? If they are green will they stay green. Is it too early to tell what variety they are. I got them from Matts Spring Sale.

Thanks in advance.
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By CPhunter101
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I'm guessing that these are some leuco hybrids since they have light windows.
Leuco hybrids may change color throughout the growing season (they start out green).
I can see some pitchers in the back already turning a bit reddish.
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By Nepenthes0260
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Pitchers definitely color up with age. Some reach their full color 1-2 weeks after they open (lots of hybrids, red tubes, ornatas). But some fade after a bit as well (mainly seeing that with flava Cuprea)
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By Supercazzola
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CPhunter101 wrote: Sun May 16, 2021 11:06 pm I'm guessing that these are some leuco hybrids since they have light windows.
Leuco hybrids may change color throughout the growing season (they start out green).
I can see some pitchers in the back already turning a bit reddish.
I thought only the minors had the windows ?
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By optique
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looks like some sort of Moorei a leucophylla and flava combo. For my area colors would really start popping after mid July.
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By CPhunter101
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Supercazzola wrote:I thought only the minors had the windows ?
Leucos do have light windows which are very similar to minors'.
These "windows" are the splotches of white that are divided by the veining (look at Optique's profile pic as a beautiful example).
You can search up sarracenia leucophylla x oreophila's description as proof of this.
optique wrote:looks like some sort of Moorei a leucophylla and flava combo.
I totally agree with you, very flava-like pitchers.
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By Matt
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@Bobioden, That's the 'Daniel Rudd' moorei hybrid you're growing, so it's a cross between a S. leucophylla and S. flava. The reddish coloration in the flowers comes from the leuco genes. S. leucophylla have deep red flowers.
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CPhunter101 wrote:look at Optique's profile pic as a beautiful example
the whole photo:
Sarracenia leucophylla - Tarnok $15 + shipping if you want a very large division =)
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