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Post by teinkes on Mar 5, 2013 18:26:11 GMT
Hi all Here in the botanic garden in Belgium we have a few Sarracenia's without any etiquette. Could someone help me identify them? first one is: There's some leucophylla purpurea and maybe some flave in it?? then next one... with some Rubra and purpurea in it I guess: And then this one is named S. drumondii, which should refer to S. leucophylla but those really do not look like the other clones of S. leucophylla who are growing there too. Could it be a clone which lacks white pigmentation or just show little and then still could be S. leucophylla? And last .. I wonder if it normal in the case of S. psittacina that the pitchers pop op at the opening. only a few clones show this comportment.. so also I doubt. Thanks to all suggestions and advise Teinkes
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Post by purpman on Mar 7, 2013 1:45:44 GMT
Your third photo looks like a purpurea x minor. The last photo appears to be a purpurea x psittacina
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Post by teinkes on Mar 7, 2013 5:51:04 GMT
Ok
ANd I wonder if the 5th picture could be Sarracenia x moorei
possible?
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Post by purpman on Mar 10, 2013 0:46:38 GMT
It could be. But might be a bit more complex than a moorei
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Post by Jay on Mar 13, 2013 16:36:46 GMT
I would suggest that the last hybrid is S . x courtii (S. purpurea x psittacina) x S. psittacina.
I have S. x courtii in my collection, and your plant has more S. psittacina expressed.
Hope this helps!
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Post by Jay on Mar 13, 2013 16:37:46 GMT
And I would also agree that the second hybrid is S. x swaniana (S. purpurea x S. minor).
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Post by teinkes on Mar 14, 2013 19:09:23 GMT
Thanks ... theres more clearness in the case.
But still I wonder for S x Swaniana as the plants sho w not even a white spot at the back of the pitchers. Possible that the white lacks in some of the hybrids? I Looked on CPphotofinder and most pictures shows white spots at the back of the pitchers.
It's a shame that gardeners lost etiquettes in the past. But we will manage I guess. The others are to difficult and I will leave it as Sarracenia hyb. in the collection.
And S x Courtii is right I guess... now I have to separete them from the real psittacina's !!!!
MAybe more up next if there are more surprises
big thanks
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Post by Jay on Mar 14, 2013 21:21:17 GMT
The S. x swaniana clone I have in my collection does not have the white areoles you mention. The one in your photo looks very much like the one that I have.
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Post by purpman on Mar 24, 2013 17:33:29 GMT
I have a couple of clones of swaniana. Neither have pronounced areoles, one clone is completely devoid of them
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