One of the things love about Sarracenia minors and their hybrids is that they have those very cool windows on the pitcher. It’s a luring/trapping mechanism that the plant has that I mentioned about in an earlier come to the light post. So a couple days ago, I noticed one of the plants with some cool thick windows in the back of its pitcher head. It’s seed grown. The seeds came over as Sarracenia minor var. okefenokeensis x “Golden Red Jubilee” — as they grew, a lot of the seed looked like the pod parent plant, and a couple plants have characteristics of both parents. Anyway, for this particular plant it would almost seem that it may of been self pollinated seedling? Eh… But who knows really. That’s just a minor detail. When it will bloom, it may give us a better indication. Anywhoo, for now, I just am enjoying the “Minor” detail on the back of this pitcher…
[Some pretty cool windows on the back of this one..]
