Sarracenia from Home Depot

[pik]

My mom bought these from Home Depot last year and thought theyd make pretty houseplants...in the garage :-( They had to skip dormancy this year, so I hope it doesn't hurt em down the road, but I've got em outside now in a circulating bog. They've begun pushing up pitchers so I was hoping it'd be a good time to ask for an ID. They're from Nurserymen's Exchange, if that helps any. Their website only lists "Sarracenia," though there's a picture Bloomrite Sarracenia

And my own photo:

 

[zlookup]

i'm inclined to think S. judith hindle, especially coming from HD.

 

[dionae]

Idk what it is but its very beautiful.

 

[Halt]

Judith hindle almost 100% certain.

 

[pik]

thanks everybody i was worried it might be a Dana's Delight because I just bought one and I can't differentiate between Sarracenia...yet! I'll label it as a "Likely Judith Hindle"

 

[KDodds]

Dana's doesn't have quite the frilly flaring of the hood, dead give away. Of course, it *could* be some cross that *looks like* Judith Hindle.

 

[scottychaos]

Based on not only the look of the plant, but also knowing what plants are commonly in tissue culture, are "mass produced"
and sold at places like Home Depot = 98% probability: Judith Hindle.


Scot

 

[Copper]

Yup, Hindle

 

[eou812]

Sarracenia "Judith Hindle".

 

[Halt]

Daina's have more white in them :


DSC_0196 by billychendra, on Flickr


S.Daina's Delight by billychendra, on Flickr

 

[Clue]

'Dana's Delight' seems to be more on the pink side, although I haven't seen them in person.

'Judith Hindle' is purple-ish. Pik's plant is a match for 'Judith Hindle', IMO.

 

[pik]

Thanks for the pictures halt. Since I took the picture of my pitcher (picture of my pitcher, picture of my pitcher picture of my pitcher hehehe), the red has really deepened and I can see that it's clearly not a Dana's Delight. Still, it was never labelled Judith Hindle, and though I defer to the forum's experience, I can't in good conscience label it thus. Any possible future trades would include a disclaimer along the lines of "Home Depot Sarracenia, most likely Judith Hindle." Thanks for the input everyone!

 

[Fred P]

Looks like JH to me as well.

This is a mature "Daina's Delight"