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Feder

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Hello Guys!
I think this will be my first time showing my sarracenias in the cpukforum
Here they are some of them!

S.leucophylla, i really would like to have some cultivar like Hurricane Creek... i want a very white leuco!
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An uknown hybrid with a mosquito
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S.rosea, this plant is huge!
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S.psittacinas with 2 d.capensis (i know, they should be red)
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S.rubra gulfensis, deform trap!
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S.catesbaei x (minor x psittacina)
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S. "wilkersoni red" x "halo of fire"
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The brigest pink... Juthatip soper.

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and this is my vegetarian S.mitchelliana
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Hope you enjoy them!

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Healthy looking plants! Well grown!  :thumbsup: I like the S. psittacina population.

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    Getting a better Sarracenia collection.
Wow!
Very nice! Do you keep the Psitticina waterlogged alot of the time? Do you think it helps growth at all?

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Very nice :)

Your deformed'rubra gulfensis' looks like an x excellens

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Great to see Sarracenias are being grown in Argentina-the interest in North American Pitcher Plants is truely expanding world wide.

Edited by meizwang, 23 February 2012 - 00:20 AM.


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Thanks guys!

Daniel: I try like an experiment... i have seen in a picture that they can reach a biiig size living with a lot of water. And who knows.. may be some day (when they get bigger) i would add some little fish in the "bog" to feed this cutes parrot pitchers! But i also have anothers (individuals) with the tray sistem just with 2cm of water

James: I confuse! That pitcher is anoter S.leucophylla (a darkest one) i repeat... i want a very white leuco but cannot get it!

Meizwang: That because they are awesome!

Edited by Feder, 23 February 2012 - 00:24 AM.