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A few photos from this weekened...

Howdy everyone! Had a chance to take a few photos this weekend from the greenhouse... just wanted to share :) Bon appetit!!

Sarracenia leucophylla “Petite Red” opening for business!

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Sarracenia “Red Blush” – Uh, but not looking too red – Thanks Wes!! :-O
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A few young “Woodnative” pitchers… can’t wait to see these guys when they are a bit older! Again -- Thanks Chris!!

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…A small family portrait
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Looking good. I like number 2 in particular.

Your 'Starry Night' looks like it's got some minor/psittacina in it. Is this only apparent in the spring pitchers?
 
Rob-
Once again, excellent photos of great plants!!
The color of that 'Red Blush' is incredible! The contrast of colors on the 'Starry Night' is awesome too!
 
WOW Rob, very nice pics. The Red Blush that I sent you looks a lot different than mine! Here is mine:

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Your pic looks like an Alata! My pic looks more flava-ish and yours is a division from this plant. Very interesting. Wonder if it is the greenhouse conditions vs. my outside conditions?
 
Hey Wes! STUNNING!!!

My division is still a baby compared to yours, next year it should have some larger pitchers and will probably look just like that! I did get that division from you :-) The tallest pitcher is about 7 or 8 inches only in my picture of red blush. Next year should be better. The hood formation looks similar though! I'll be sure to post a picture of it next season :-)

Alexis: re Starry Night, most all of my pitchers on that plant look just that - the side view of the pitchers from earlier this year look stocky and thick at the top. A new crop of pitchers is forming... and once open i'll take a few photos of that as well for comparison. This is my first full season with this one as I received it in fall of last year. looks more excellens-ish to me though, I love the large areoles on it. My growing conditions are greenhouse (i live on a mountain with high winds and racoons, next to a state park, so I get lots of deer, skunks, an occasional hippo or two, LOL )


Ilbasso: Oh, just here and there :-)

Thanks for the kind words everyone!
Rob
 
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