- First described
- 2020
A Liberty Co rugelii Mike found among hundreds of sibling clones — produces consistently large traps year after year, thick walls, well-defined red throat, lid edged in red. adaetz100 confirms it grows bigger/sturdier than Leah Wilkerson in his collection. Backbone genetics for breeding. 4 Mike + 5 adaetz100 photos (2020-2022).
Standout traits
- Consistently produces large traps year after year — comparable to clone A
- Thick walled traps
- Productive — spits out lots of traps
- Very well-defined red throat
- Edge of lid lined with red
- Backbone genetics for breeding (per Mike)
- adaetz100 (2020): darkest throat blotch among rugelii clones grown
- adaetz100 (2022): bigger/thicker/sturdier than 30"+ Leah Wilkerson
Cultivation
- Reliable across grower environments.
Photos (9)
Naming
Mike's accession-code label. 'clone#1' designates this Liberty Co rugelii — initially overlooked among hundreds of sibling clones until it shot out a bunch of gigantic traps (winter-recognized only when removing dead traps).