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sarracenia leucophylla

Sarracenia leucophylla 'DARK RED' Franklin Co, FL

Franklin Co, FL

Breeder
Mike Wang (selection from a 200+ seedling batch)
First described
2016

The darkest individual selected from a 200+ seedling batch — a purple-ish red leucophylla from Franklin Co, FL. Mike's reference darker comparison for 'Manny's Dark Red'. Documented only in 2016 (5 Mike photos).

Origin

Selected by Mike from a batch of 200+ Franklin Co, FL leucophylla seedlings — the parental seed source is not stated. Original collector and date are [MISSING].

History

  • Pre-2016: Seeds sown, seedlings grown out.
  • 2016-09-15 (post 1): First (and only) Mike-photo forum doc.

Standout traits

  • Darkest red of 200+ siblings.
  • Purple-ish red in person.

Cultivation notes

Standard leucophylla care.

Photos

See gallery below — 5 Mike-photos from 2016-09-15.

Standout traits

  • Darkest red of >200 seedlings — Mike's selection criterion
  • Purple-ish red in person; camera tends to flatten the purple cast
  • Distinct from Mike's 'Manny's Dark Red' Franklin Co, FL — the latter is less dark by comparison; Mike (in Manny's Dark Red thread, 2016-09-15) explicitly references 'dark red' Franklin Co, FL as the darker reference clone
  • Mike speculated greenhouse conditions might push the color even darker

Cultivation

No clone-specific cultivation notes. Standard leucophylla care. Mike's thinking on color expression (post 3, 2016-09-15): in some climates outdoor produces stronger color than greenhouse, in others greenhouse produces stronger color — depends on how closely the outdoor weather matches the species' wild habitat.

Photos (5)

Naming

Mike's 'DARK RED' label — selected for the darkest color among more than 200 seedlings. Mike (post 1, 2016-09-15): "this one individual stood out from the rest because it has the darkest red color!" In person, color reads as purple-ish red.