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Kiwi Earl

14th February 2010 - 08:47 AM

Here are some shots from today of one of my Old Dock S.minor clones growing in one of my outdoor bogs here in NZ.
It has all the qualities I like in a S.minor: nice overhanging bronze hood, bulge in upper pitcher, and plenty of warty (raised relief) white.
I have enjoyed this particular clone for many years now.

The plant in question is the one at centre right in the first image.

Phil Green

14th February 2010 - 11:37 AM

Very nice.
They are the very same traits I prefer in S. minor.
var. okefenokeensis may be taller, but it is far less attractive.

Kiwi Earl

14th February 2010 - 22:19 PM

QUOTE (Phil Green @ 14th February 2010 - 11:37 AM)

Very nice.
They are the very same traits I prefer in S. minor.
var. okefenokeensis may be taller, but it is far less attractive.

I couldn't agree more Phil.

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