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thepitchergrower wrote: ↑Wed Feb 02, 2022 1:39 am Not to mention those black roots. Got some rhizomes from Michael Sprouse. Those had healthy white roots.

I also have a Mike Sprouse Sarr, S. (Giant Fuzzy Pink leuco x (oreo x flava)) x Berry Pastry. I got a few seedlings from Sandy Casey, and they did well here in Tennessee. I expect them to go nuts this Spring, but we'll see.

I'm wondering if I should do 6 weeks or 8 weeks for those panman Flava seeds. Panman said he had good germination with his own flavas with 4-6 weeks. Getting impatient...

The seeds are fresh so you can do 6 but if you want a better success rate, wait for the 8.

Batch #1 should be done by March 2. Batch #2 should be done by March 14 or something like that.

Panman's seeds are out of the fridge! Now, we just have to wait....

You shouldn't have to wait too long. The flava seeds generally begin sprouting in about 2 weeks and continue for another 2.

Out of the 6 I bought from cal carn one has a flower and one has an opened pitcher so far!

Any thoughts on pitcher? I don't think you can ID from a flower but I was excited because it's my first sarr bloom ever!

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I have a couple of their pitcher plants, but I think they're still growing kinda slow because of the cold weather. I had two pitchers on one plant that got cracked at the bottom when the pot was flipped over. There are more pitchers coming out, but they're taking forever to grow.

Mine put out a few wonky papery pitchers. Patience young grasshoppers.

All 6 of mine have growth. Only one has the opened pitcher. 2 are flowering.

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tracieh wrote: ↑Thu May 19, 2022 5:32 pm All 6 of mine have growth. Only one has the opened pitcher. 2 are flowering.

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You wouldn't mind posting some pictures of the whole plant(s)?

thepitchergrower wrote: ↑Thu May 19, 2022 5:30 pm Mine put out a few wonky papery pitchers. Patience young grasshoppers.

What do you mean by "papery pitchers"?

They felt like paper. Thin, flimsy.

thepitchergrower wrote: ↑Thu May 19, 2022 5:36 pm They felt like paper. Thin, flimsy.

Mine felt kinda like that, but they stood straight in 20-30 mph winds.

They are nothing amazing yet- except for the price- but I'm still hoping for great potential! The one with the fully opened pitcher has one sending up a flower that I had written off as a dud. So I am 6/5 (I only bought 5 and they sent 6).

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