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Awaiting Mike's review. This entry was AI-extracted from forum posts. Treat specifics as a working draft until reviewed.

sarracenia flava var. ornata

Sarracenia flava var. ornata (Gulf Coast x Bulloch Co, GA black-veined) select clone

Breeder
Mike Wang
First described
2012
Type
individual clone named select from seed batch

Origin

Mike's deliberate cross between his Sheridan-source ornata Gulf Coast, FL plant (C0035) and his Bulloch Co, GA black-veined ornata. Two seedlings stood out; this entry documents the more vigorous of the two.

History

  • 2012-05-26 — Mike's first thread post (8-photo set); both standouts mentioned, but only the more vigorous one is photographed
  • 2021-07-01 — multi-year update; consistent shape and venation

Standout traits

  • Excellent ornata shape (Bulloch parent)
  • Detailed veining (mix of both parents)
  • Slow but steady grower

Cultivation notes

Outdoor Northern California. Slow growth and slow division.

Photos

Ten Mike-source photos imported, 2012-2021. See photos[].

Standout traits

  • Excellent shape (inherited from Bulloch Co, GA ornata seed parent)
  • Detailed veins, mixed between both parents
  • Forms nice specimen plants over time
  • Slow grower; doesn't divide often
  • Red mouth-roll color spreads through the pitcher only under just-right conditions (Mike, post #4)

Cultivation

Outdoor Northern California. Slow grower, slow divider — needs time to form a nice specimen.

Photos (10)

GC × Bulloch select clone, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
GC × Bulloch select, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
Vein detail, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
GC × Bulloch select, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
GC × Bulloch select, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
GC × Bulloch select, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
GC × Bulloch select, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
GC × Bulloch select, 2012-05-26— Mike Wang
Updated, 2021-07-01— Mike Wang
2021-07-01— Mike Wang

Naming

Working name = the cross — '(Gulf Coast × Bulloch Co black-veined) select clone'. Two siblings stood out from the seed batch; this entry documents the more vigorous of the two.