Little sarr? (kinda big pic)

[Ant]

I got this one today as an extra gift. He didn't know what it was but this was the only pitcher it had. (The rest were non-carnivorous leaves)

 

[Clue]

Might have some S. rubra in it. That's all I can see from it.

 

[Ant]

So its a pure S. rubra? Everyone agree? Any specific variety or just an S. rubra?

 

[Clue]

Wait until it gets more mature, then it'll be easier to tell.

Speaking of mature, Happy Birthday!

 

[Capensis]

I would also say rubra. But I would let it make some pitcher first for a better ID.

 

[DrWurm]

Too small to even hazard a guess.

Jason

 

[Capensis]

Where did your friend get it? A local nursery?

 

[SirKristoff]

Looks like the rubras I got in my deathcubes from lowes last year...

 

[obregon562]

rubra ssp. rubra or gulfensis. Not alabamensis or wherryi (not stocky enough), not jonesii.

 

[Aslam]

It could probably be most sarrs. I'd also say rubra, but my 'Judith Hindle' was confused this year and threw about 5 pitchers that look real similar to yours Almost definitely a rubra, though.

Aslan

 

[F R e N c H 3 z]

Obregon nailed it

 

[cp-connection]

I agree!

It could probably be most sarrs. I'd also say rubra, but my 'Judith Hindle' was confused this year and threw about 5 pitchers that look real similar to yours Almost definitely a rubra, though.

Aslan