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<span style='font-size:17pt;line-height:100%'><span style='color:red'>Dionaea muscipula (venus flytrap)</span></span>
Typical, upright
Typical, rosetted
Typical, upright, big traps
Red Dragon
Green Dragon
Clayton's Volcanic Red
Royal Red
Blood Red
Australian Red Rosette
Fine Tooth x Red...
a 1 yr. old (leuco x alata) x flava. by far, this particular seedling has outgrown everything else that sprouted last year:
a pleasant surprise. my wife's grandma dug up some pink ladyslippers for me last year. stuck 'em in a pot with some Sarracenia with no expectations. surprised to see...
Went through my collection yesterday and was amazed at how many first-time bloomers I will have this spring. Usually I get a few every year, but I was shocked at what I saw this year. Many of them were from plants I got last year, so it's an added bonus. Off the top of my head here's what I saw...
Last year I had the opertunity to grow scorpiodes from gemmae, unfortunately while on vacation in the spring, it got neuked! So I'd really like to get this again, does anyone have any gemmae for sale or trade? I would also like to trade for other pygmies, and being as I have none, I'm open to...
I don't have enough seed to give any away, but I would like to trade for: leuco forms/colours, and other interesting hybrids. for sundews that are going to mature over 1" preferably larger, or ones that don't need dormancy. As you can see, I'm not too specific. PM me and let me know what you...
S. minor x rubra rubra
S. psittacina x swaniana
Unknown hybrid from UNCC. Looks a lot like a mitchelliana.
Unknown hybrids from UNCC. Looks like a formosa and a wrigleyana.
An old unknown I've had for a long time. Probably a popei. has dark orange flowers.
S. 'willisii' x mitchelliana
I am planning another big seed giveaway, like I did last fall. Here are the crosses I did for this year. Look for the seed giveaway around October....
Female plant listed first:
purpurea x flava ornata - selfed
flava var. flava x (purpurea x flava ornata)
[(oreophila x purpurea) x leucophylla]...
Hi all!
I'm planning on getting myself a Sarracenia or two sometime this summer.
Are there any species that are more suited for a first time Sarr grower?
The ones I've found so far are: S. Leucophylla, S. Farnhamii, and S. Mitchelliana.
All of them are really nice, but are some easier to kill...
i have some leftover seeds from vareous trades and auctions. if i don't trade them or give them away, i would have to throw them away as i already sowed most of these. i am interested in anything that i don't have, so try me. if you don't have anything to trade, i would gladely give it to you...
'Hummer's Hammerhead'
(excellens x readii) on the left, (oreophila x 'willisii' in the middle, and a newly opened (excellens x mitchelliana) on the right.
Something I got from Home Depot a month ago. Not sure exactly what it is. It wasn't labelled when I got it. Thought it was leucophylla...
Here is a list of crosses I did this year. Seed I don't keep for myself will be made available to members of this forum come fall.
Mardi Gras - selfed (something chewed into the ovary a little, so time will tell if I end up with any seed from this)
rubra gulfensis x moorei - selfed
moorei...
I suppose most peoples Sarracenias are flowering about now. But not me! Since I grow mine outside in Missouri, they take a little while to finally get into gear for the year. My tallest stalks are only around 4" so far, and many are just breaking out of the rhizome. I was planning on doing a...
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