Unknown Drosera & Sarracenia species???

[Creepy]

Unknown Drosera & Sarracenia species/subspecies

Hi i would love any suggestions on what the following plant species/subspecies maybe.

I'm thinking this one may be Drosera nidiformis but to be honest i have no idea lol

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following are some Sarracenia psittacina's of mine, the first two pic's im almost certain are S. flava x psittacina

This one possibly just S. psittacina

Any suggestions would be incredibly helpful...
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[Tony C]

The ones you have labeled as S. psittacina look like 'Scarlet Belle' to me.

 

[kulamauiman]

might be right on the drosera. need to see a flower to be 100% sure.

 

[Devon]

I think you are correct about the drosera. The Sarracenia looks like S. dixie lace.

 

[Creepy]

i'll try and get a picture of the Drosera flowers, im pretty sure there actually flowering at the moment... i'll post pic's tomorrow.

 

[Creepy]

Sorry this is a terrible picture (stupid camera is on its way out!!!) but what do you think? Drosera nidiformis flower

 

[dsrtfox1942]

Third sarr pic looks like x doodle bug to me.

 

[Peatmoss]

Almost certain that is nidiformis.

 

[LeafKirby]

S. Psc X Pur?

 

[Wire Man]

That's definitely D. nidiformis.

The two sarracenia are hybrids involving psittacina. S. flava x psittacina looks very different from what you have. The hoods open to form massive dome shapes.

 

[jlechtm]

My turn to take a guess. . I agree with Wire Man: It's definitely a S. psittacina hybrid. The psitt hybrid with S. flava does look very different, but the hoods don't always open. I have two different clones of the same hybrid, and the pitchers vary on the same plant in the same season. See below:

Clone 1

Clone 2

I don't know the complex psittacina cultivars very well, so it could certainly be one of those. To me, however, it looks very much like an S. alata x psittacina hybrid I have:

And by way of comparison, below are hybrids of psittacina crossed with two different rubra subspecies. S. rubra wherryi:

and S. rubra gulfensis:

This last one (one of my favorites) is a recently-named cultivar: S. 'Gorey'.

Hope this helps!

 

[Creepy]

There we go!, i managed to get a better picture today

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Wow jlechtm what beautiful Sarracenia's :O thanx for the pics