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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. rubricorpora

Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora 'Clone H' Liberty Co, FL

Liberty Co, FL

First described
2012
Type
individual clone

Origin

Same Sumatra-Liberty lettered series as Mike's other rubricorpora clones (G, L, T, J, etc.). See C0019 for the population-level overview; this entry covers the specific individual designated 'Clone H'.

History

Single thread (206), 2012-05-06. Mike's only post here documents the clone's growth habit and color; the rest of the thread is paulbarden and Mike discussing the merits and challenges of letter-coded clone naming as the collection grows past dozens of named individuals per locality. (Post #6 — Mike argues for <species-code><number> codes plus a decoding spreadsheet for plants not at cultivar status; ~100+ individuals exist for some populations.)

No subsequent Mike-post updates in this thread.

Standout traits

  • Vigorous clumping growth — divides freely, unlike the slow Clone L (C0030)
  • Good color under optimal conditions [VERIFY by photographic comparison; Mike's 2012 description is brief]
  • Flowers have less red pigmentation than other clones in the same lettered population — a possible flower-color marker for identification

Cultivation notes

Outdoor Northern California, no special protection. Clumping growth implies the plant doesn't share Clone L's bottleneck slow-division trait.

Photos

Four Mike-source photos (all 2012-05, post #1) — see photos[].

Standout traits

  • Forms beautiful clumps — divides more vigorously than the slow Clone L
  • Reaches good color under optimal conditions
  • Flowers have less red pigmentation than other clones in the lettered population

Cultivation

Outdoor Northern California. Vigor is normal-to-good per Mike's 2012 description ('forms beautiful clumps'). No follow-up updates in the thread beyond 2012, so cultivation longevity beyond first-thread documentation is not separately documented here.

Photos (8)

Clone H, 2014-05-04 (yellow/red lid contrast preserved with age)— Mike Wang
Clone H, 2014-05-04— Mike Wang
Clone H, 2014-05-04— Mike Wang
Clone H, 2014-05-04— Mike Wang
Clone H, 2012-05— Mike Wang
Clone H, 2012-05— Mike Wang
Clone H trap detail, 2012-05— Mike Wang
Clone H, 2012-05— Mike Wang

Naming

'Clone H' = Mike's letter designation. See thread 206 post #4 for Mike's explanation of the lettering system: "I named them with letters — I have grown out populations of plants from the same location, and each clone has a different letter designation."