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errr.. culled? Does that mean you threw them away?
I'm afraid so Eric.
are those the flava rubricorpora x purpurea venosas? be on the look out for a clone with an exceptionally large hood, narrow neck, and a well defined lip----and put me on the waitlist. 
awesome stuff Fred! looking forward to seeing more of your progress especially with the weather warming up!
awesome stuff Fred! looking forward to seeing more of your progress especially with the weather warming up!
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Awww, poor plants.
Next time you cull your plants let me know. 
I'd be willing to trade for them. 
Awww, poor plants.
Survival of the fittest. Or I guess in this case it's the opposite, the best looking.
This is the first pitcher of the season of a cross I did between S. “Brunswick Beauty” x ‘Leah Wilkerson’ …. looking very red!
This is one tray of Sarr seedlings I’ve been working on for the last 1 to 1½ years that I thought I would take outside for some photos today. These will be transplanted and taken outside permanently in the next few weeks. Most (if not all) of these were in the photos on page 1 of this thread. Enjoy!
A closer look at some of the individuals. They've all been a little too close to the lights and it tends to brown the lids but you get the idea.
And finally, a few of Brokken’s seedlings in that tray @ 1 yr old.
This is one tray of Sarr seedlings I’ve been working on for the last 1 to 1½ years that I thought I would take outside for some photos today. These will be transplanted and taken outside permanently in the next few weeks. Most (if not all) of these were in the photos on page 1 of this thread. Enjoy!
A closer look at some of the individuals. They've all been a little too close to the lights and it tends to brown the lids but you get the idea.
And finally, a few of Brokken’s seedlings in that tray @ 1 yr old.
outstanding potential selections. I am thinking about what to do with the ones that do not strike my fancy. Maybe give away to some masochistic individual that wants to plant them. Or use for my local sales as "Fancy Sarracenia Hybrids". Just everything I moved out to full sun to get synchronized with the seasons has turned all red. cant see veins or patters, nothing....
