Plenty of pics of my plants. (finally)

[Chomp]

I finally got some pics up, so here you go!
(I would also appreciate ID for the sarrs)

Normal pitcher:

Normal pitcher:

Discombobulated pitcher!:

Discombobulated pitcher!:

Thanx F R e N c H 3 z!

Trip to heaven for flies. Coming soon to a pot near you.

My 10 Gal. terra

Thanx for looking!
Chomp.

 

[F R e N c H 3 z]

That first Sarr looks like S. 'Mardi Gras'

 

[chibae]

I love the bright red sarr. soon as someone ID's it, i want one

 

[jimscott]

Thr red Sarracenia is probably either a Judith Hindle or a Dana's Delight.

 

[kgrudz]

dark red is Dana's Delight

 

[IronTom]

Chomp.

What is this? Is it hard to acquire or care for? Looks like something from Jurassic Park!

 

[Chomp]

What is this? Is it hard to acquire or care for? Looks like something from Jurassic Park!

I got it at a nursery for $2.50.

 

[Sig]

It's some type of fern, isn't it?

 

[Chomp]

yes.

 

[Adam]

I think the Pink one could be a Juthatip Soper

 

[Chomp]

you see the nep? I just came outside, and there was a wood chip stabbed through it! I'm so angry!!!

 

[lizasaur]

The do agree with the ruling of the first one being Mardi Gras. If it's not, it's definitely something with similar lineage.
The second one has me saying "WTF". I've never seen any hybrid or anything that had such a weird upright finial shaped lid. I don't even know what would be crossed to make that happen. It's almost like a retarded Alata.
The one directly below the VFT looks more like a Danas Delight over Judith Hindle.
The solid red ones below it...I don't know. That's pretty intense. I imagine it would be something like "Willissii Red" or "Leucophylla Red", since it has no white spotting typical of Danas and Judith. I'm totally in line for a division, lol.

 

[kgrudz]

the one below the VFT looks just like my S.lueco 'Tarnok'