Sarra ID please

[kevyn chan]

currently having a few sarras and hope to get some help here to ID in order for me to tag them correctly. i know the hybrid are quite hard to ID and i had 'HARD' time chosing them too. spoilt by choices and feeling like to purchase all of them home.


sarra1

sarra2
sarra1 and 2 same plant, diff view.


sarra3

sarra4
sarra3 and 4 same plant, diff view.


sarra5
if not mistaken this is s. flava. however need advice on this plant
because the lid are browning. what is the action cause?


sarra6

sarra7
sarra6 and 7 same plant, diff view.
theres one pitcher that grows into the moss and get distorted
and the other lid is missing. should i snip it off and leave as it is?


sarra8

sarra9
sarra8 and 9 same plant, diff view.

anyone?

sarra1 & 2 =
sarra3 & 4 =
sarra5 = s. flava
sarra6 & 7 =
sarra8 & 9 =

thank you in advanced!

help needed too on this thread below.
https://forum.petpitcher.net/show...2480#post22480

[caseyhoo]

If they are from YG park.

sarra1 & 2 =
sarra3 & 4 = S. purpurea var purpurea
sarra5 = S. flava
sarra6 & 7 = S. Mitchelliana
sarra8 & 9 = S. farhamii

[strath76]

Sarra 1 & 2 - S purpurea hybrid
Sarra 3 & 4 - S purpurea venosa
Sarra 5- looks like flava but can you provide a side profile shot. Flava has a constriction where the hood comes from like it has been pinched.
Sarra 6 & 7 - hybrid
Sarra 8 & 9 - hybrid with leucophylla as one of the parents.

Hope this helps and I am happy to be corrected if anyone has another opinion

[kevyn chan]

Originally Posted by strath76

Sarra 1 & 2 - S purpurea hybrid
Sarra 3 & 4 - S purpurea venosa
Sarra 5- looks like flava but can you provide a side profile shot. Flava has a constriction where the hood comes from like it has been pinched.
Sarra 6 & 7 - hybrid
Sarra 8 & 9 - hybrid with leucophylla as one of the parents.

Hope this helps and I am happy to be corrected if anyone has another opinion

hi strath76,
here the sideview for the s. flava
how about the browning of the lids?
any advice?

[kevyn chan]

thanks casey,

since theres more replies coming, will wait and see the other comments too.

any advice on the mitchelliana deformed pitcher and missing lid?

[marvin1997]

I think it's S.alata.

[paphioboy]

I have no comments on the ID but I think your sarras need more light.. Your growing area seems too shady, if all the sun they are getting is from the window.. Sarras need very bright light and can stand direct sun (provided the moss doesn't dry out)..

[kevyn chan]

Originally Posted by paphioboy

I have no comments on the ID but I think your sarras need more light.. Your growing area seems too shady, if all the sun they are getting is from the window.. Sarras need very bright light and can stand direct sun (provided the moss doesn't dry out)..

thanks paphioboy,

noted on the advice. fyi, the pots are not getting direct sunlight only morning sunlight therefore i am regularly changing the 'display pots' with those from my house. do you think artifial light (not sunlight) is beneficial?

[paphioboy]

I don't think sarracenias, or any CP for that matter will do well if brought in for display like ornamental foliage plants because they need a lot of sun to grow and thrive well. you will need very bright artificial lighting for growing indoors successfully. If you place your sarras in bright sun, you'll find that they produce larger pitchers with more glorious colour..

[kevyn chan]

ok, noted on your precious advice.

Originally Posted by paphioboy

I don't think sarracenias, or any CP for that matter will do well if brought in for display like ornamental foliage plants because they need a lot of sun to grow and thrive well. you will need very bright artificial lighting for growing indoors successfully. If you place your sarras in bright sun, you'll find that they produce larger pitchers with more glorious colour..