"Triton x Weinrot" and "Trichterfalle x Coquillage"

[FlytrapCare]

These photos are an update to this thread:

http://www.flytrapca...-tc-t15487.html

The "Triton x Weinrot" seedling looks almost exactly like the mother plant Triton. Like Triton, it does not seem to take on color easily, so unfortunately it doesn't appear to have inherited any of the anthocyanin carrying traits of the father plant Weinrot.

Triton x Weinrot

Trichterfalle x Coquillage

In addition to having the "fuzzy" arms (commonly called "scaling") as seen in the photo here as "Trichterfalle x Coquillage" was taken out of tissue culture:

http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/download/file.php?id=14922

It also has remarkably long teeth (also known as cilia or marginal lashes) as seen in the photo below:

To me, this cross looks very similar to Schuppenstiel with slightly longer teeth. It's a nice looking plant :)

I've seen quite a few Trichterfalle seedlings now with the long cilia, including "Miss Pimbeche":

http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/download/file.php?id=19913

So perhaps Trichterfalle carries the genes for long cilia?

[prized]

Good work, but unfortunately too much similar to other clones.. Anyway, MAYBE Dm phalanx should have Trichterfalle as parent plants (I'm not 100% sure), so that would endorse that Trichterfalle carries the genes for long cilia.

[FlytrapCare]

Yes, both of these plants are very similar to other clones, so they won't be named nor sold as unique plants. They'll simply be used for future crosses or sold as seed grown plants in the FlytrapStore.

Perhaps self-pollinating the Triton x Weinrot flowers will result in some red-colored Triton-like plants :)

[prized]

Perhaps self-pollinating the Triton x Weinrot flowers will result in some red-colored Triton-like plants :)

That will be fun to try. Did you sowed and growed them in-vitro? How many years ago?

[FlytrapCare]

Yes, the seeds were sown and grown in vitro. Started in October 2011, I think. Deflasked and potted out May 2012.