Mystery sarracenia

[Shiftyfrank]

We rescued a new sarracenia- and I'm quite taken with it, but I can't quite put my finger on what its parents were. To me it looks a bit like a cross between minor and psitaccina. Any clues would help!

http://rs1268.pbsrc.com/albums/jj57...4598_HDR_zpsggajpiwf.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip

http://rs1268.pbsrc.com/albums/jj57...64858508_zpsy9fqjgzn.jpg?w=480&h=480&fit=clip

 

[nimbulan]

I believe what you have there is a Sarracenia 'Scarlet Belle' which is a clone of leucophylla x psittacina.

 

[Shiftyfrank]

Ah yes, looked up stock photos and it seems you nailed it! Thanks

 

[Steve Booth]

Definitely some form of wrigleyana although not necessarily 'Scarlet Belle' so dont label it as such, as 'Scarlet Belle' can only be reproduced vegetatively, so unless you are absolutely sure it is a 'Scarlet Belle' label it S. X wrigleyana
See here for registration picture against which reference should be made, International Carnivorous Plant Society
Cheers
Steve

 

[hcarlton]

It's 'Scarlet Belle'; S. x wrigleyana is not a common hybrid in cultivation (thanks to flowering times of the parents), and 'Scarlet' has a very, very distinct appearance. There are other cultivars of the cross out there, but they bear little similarity.