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Cross wrote:Very impressive indeed, ..is that really from the plant around it?No it's one seedling with deep coloration. The whole plant has it.
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Painley wrote:Wow, maybe more pitchers will come up as dark. it's gorgeous.Cross wrote:Very impressive indeed, ..is that really from the plant around it?No it's one seedling with deep coloration. The whole plant has it.
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Shadowtski wrote:I'd separate it immediately and give it a nice big individual pot. Give it lots of TLC and see what it looks like when mature.It's a [Leah Wilkerson x (Wilkerson's Red Rocket x Flies Demise)]xLeah Wilkerson
I'm certainly not a Sarr guy, but to my eye that seedling has possible cultivar potential.
Mike Wang has spent years trying to breed a Black Sarr.
Just my 2 cents worth.
Painley wrote:Make sure you don’t forget to continue to give updates, and once it’s available, spread it around to more growers. Too many times have cultivars disappeared because the grower didn’t spread the plant around. If that seedling stays that black, then you might have one of the darkest sarracenia ever. Mike Wang only recently, after spending years trying, has gotten a nice black clone. Congratulations on growing this plantCopper2 wrote:How’s the seedling doing?Its growing very well. I will post a photo soon.
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