Lowes Sarracenia...Wrig or a Formosa?

[SirKristoff]

i have no freaking clue xD i just got it yesterday with my giant lowes deathcube rescue xD

 

[Crissytal]

It looks like a very pale S. minor to me.

Crystal

 

[theyellowdart]

Being that it's from a death cube gives me good evidence that it's a Scarlet Belle; it's one of the more common hooded sarrs.

 

[SirKristoff]

deffinitly not a minor..wrong type of hood. this is more like the psittanica, wrigelyana, and formosa hoods.

 

[SirKristoff]

here is another pic of it

 

[Clint]

That is without a doubt S. x wrigleyana. I can not say if that is a cultivar or not. It's very etoliated and colorless.

 

[scottychaos]

100% certain its not a S. minor.
99.9% certain its a Scarlett Belle.

Scot

 

[Crissytal]

I tried .

 

[Clint]

Scot, how can you discern which cultivar of S. x wrigleyana it is when it's practically clear?

 

[DroseraBug]

I agree with the S. leuco x psitticina (Scarlette Belle) I.D.s

 

[scottychaos]

Scot, how can you discern which cultivar of S. x wrigleyana it is when it's practically clear?

im basing the Scarlet Belle guess not on how it looks,
but from what is known about death cubes..

its a very common TC variety for death cubes,
while "regular" S. wrigleyana is not..

so im saying S.B. because of the source of the plant..

and..growing up in a death cube, if it is a S.B. it would make sense that its not showing any
red coloration right now..SK will get it out in the sun, and time will tell..

Scot

 

[Clint]

OK, well then it's probably that then!

 

[bianchi914]

I would say a belle

 

[SirKristoff]

thanks guys

 

[Fryster]

Scarlett Belle.

 

[DerbyCityNeps]

i believe it actually says 'Scarlet Belle' Hybrid on the side of the cubes. thats what mine turned out to be. awesome plant!!

Alex

 

[SirKristoff]

the cubes only said pitcher plant

 

[SirKristoff]

all the plants from the cubes other than the two neps are outside.

 

[The Griffin]

The only Lowe's death cube Sarras we get are purps and alabamensis.

 

[jimscott]

But doesn't a psitticina contain S. minor? Give it time and the "ugly duckling" will become a "beautiful swan".