Another major pic dump, lots of photos this time.
S. alata "cuprea" Van Cleave Ms. I call it a cuprea because matured pitchers take on a coppery blush on the lids
And an SG alata var. alata
'Judith Hindle'
'Daina's Delight'. One huge pitcher stands above the rest
S. flava rugelii A x B and a friend
S. x readii Sunbelle Clone 3
S. x swaniana x 'Scarlet Belle' Clone A
'Snake Bite'
flava atropurpurea
rubra alabamensis Meadowview
(leucophylla x flava) x leuco
purp burkii "Chipola" x typical
rubra jonesii x purp burkii clone B
r. rubra x p. purpurea. I love the veining pattern this plant has
'Leah Wilkerson' x 'Royal Ruby' clone B may end up as one of my favorites. Every pitcher has the shrunken lid, and gains that deep, cutthroat red around the mouth
'Royal Ruby' x 'Adrian Slack' clone D, the Pink Blushed plant. Pitchers are keeping that vermillion color with bright white areoles showing up at the edges of the lid
'RR' x 'AS' clone E
Various clone of RR x AS
And another
x catesbaei "Monster" x purp 'Red Ruffles' clone B with glowing green
psittacina Van Cleave MS clone A
clone B has more muted colors and is slower growing
x swaniana x 'Scarlet Belle' clone B
rubra jonesii x purp burkii Clone A (I think)
another RR x AS clone
And another. This is the smallest one, and the skinniest pitchers
RR x AS "Cherry Lips' clone, love the blackberry veins on the lid
and another various clone
r. jonesii x purp burkii Clone C
and clone E
"Moster" x 'Red Ruffles' clone D. The red makes it look like it's bleeding
and clone E, the only one that even comes close in red color
(rubra x oreo) x purp burkii
alata rubrioperculata, before the red fills in
one of the rubra jonesii OP plants that looks like its seed parent
flava rubricorpora Liberty Co. L x Best
"Monster" x 'Red Ruffles' clone A
RR x AS clone A. I really hope next year it shows the colors I saw in the greenhouse
Various S. alata 'Night' x "red" clones. They're getting big and colorful this time of year
One of the most heavily veined
A various 'Leah Wilkerson' x 'Royal Ruby' clone
And another
and another...
This may be the most heavily veined one
rubra gulfensis x alata "black"
x areolata. The pitcher open red blushed, but then fade to green and white run through with deep red veins
The two pots of 'Scarlet Belle', with various D. binata forms mixed in
'Mardi Gras'
Newly acquired rubra wherryi
Various clones of flava 'Cinnamon Tube' x 'Adrian Slack'
'Ladies in Waiting' x 'Candy Striper'. Can't see it, but nearly all the seedlings have a red stripe across the throat
(alata red/black x r. jonesii viridescens) x 'Adrian Slack' clones
rubra rubra Brunswick Co. NC
flava rubricorpora x 'Adrian Slack' seedlings, sharing the pot with the 'Wilkerson's Red' x 'Adrian Slack' in the back
New pitcher on 'Leah Wilkerson' x flava rubricorpora "red tube clone"
And my first home-produced pitcher on minor okefenokeensis
Another shot of a 'Leah Wilkerson' x 'Royal Ruby' clone
And another that is showing great promise
Batch of flava ornata seedlings
x umlauftiana x leucophylla' Hurricane Creek White' clones
'Red Sumatra' OP clones
'Cyclops' x 'Edojiman'
The fall pitcher on the big leuco "Baldwin Co." seedling opened, and other plants are not far behind. The red veins are stunning on this one
And, the big x bellii x 'Leah Wilkerson' plant darkened up
It may be some time before the next set of photos, but at least there are lots to enjoy here!