Sarracenia in their natural habitat

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This small waterfall is at the southwest corner of my property and has quit flowing. This creek has been one of the sources of water that allowed so many cps to grow in this area. I may have to put in a well and irrigate the cps. Will the minerals from well water create a health issue for the cps? I would think well water would be better than no water as the time and effort to relocate so many cps would be almost impossible for me.

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[mannyherrera]

It looks like you have natural hybrids of leucophylla and psittacina and leucophylla and minor. That is very interesting. Especially the latter one, as that may be the first time it's ever been seen occuring naturally.

[primitivefarmer]

Hey Manny, I like to think that mother nature is responsible for all the plants and hybrids although I did find a potted sago palm in the back alley near death and took it to the bog and put it in the waters edge to see if it could be revived. It worked and the picture is posted a little bit before this one. Have a good day, George

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Here are pictures of a few S. flava, "slash throat", pitchers.

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Here are some pics of green veined leucophylla, and an all green flava.

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Here are 2 different views of an unusually shaped leucophylla trap.