sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora

Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora near Sumatra, Liberty Co, FL — population (clones G, H, L, T)

Liberty Co, FL

First described: 2011
Type: population multiple clones locality with darkest clone L

Population overview

Mike's earliest documentation (2011) of his Liberty Co, FL rubricorpora population from near Sumatra. Multiple lettered clones:

Clone L — the darkest in the population.
Clone G — recurring reference clone.
Clone H — separate selection.
Clone T — classic-looking rubricorpora; separate detailed thread (cluster C0028, thread 202).

Mike's 2011 observation: seedling generations from the population outperform parent plants in color and growth — supports breeding within the population over multi-generation timeframes.

Standout traits

Clone L — darkest individual in the population, sticks out under low light.
Clone G — multi-year reference clone, photographed multiple seasons.
Clone H — separate selection.
Clone T — classic-looking rubricorpora, separate dedicated thread (cluster C0028).
Seedling generation generally outperforms parent plants in color and growth.
Spring traps produce the best color; intensifies as trap ages.

Cultivation

Mike's outdoor NorCal cultivation. The seedling-generation outperformance pattern Mike documents (post #1) is recurring across his rubricorpora work — supports continued breeding within the population. Color intensifies with age.

Photos (6)

Population at night — Clone L darkest (right), 2011-12-09.— Mike Wang

Mother clones (left) vs seedlings (right), 2011-12-09.— Mike Wang

Clone T (just opening), 2014-03-31.— Mike Wang

Naming

Letter designations only — Mike's internal numbering. Not formal cultivars. Clone L is the darkest in the population per Mike's 2011 night photo.