A grower sowed S. flava rugelii seeds; two seedlings emerged—one typical, one different.
Wait for maturity; flowers will confirm species vs. hybrid.
Open pollination (insects) means pollen contamination is common. Seeds are rarely 100% true. Sellers should state "open-pollinated" and the parent plant.
Congratulations on growing Sarracenia from seed!
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Identifying a Prostrate Sarracenia: S. purpurea ssp. venosa
Sarracenia Seed Stratification: 6 Weeks to 2 Months
Reviving a Dried-Out Sarracenia: Water, Dormancy, and Patience
Identifying a Sarracenia Hybrid: Dana's Delight
Plant Identification: Brake Fern and Eugenia Myrtifolia
Identifying a Variegated Yucca and Ornamental Fig on St. Croix
Correct Cold Stratification for Sarracenia Rosea (Formerly Venosa Burkii) Seeds
Identifying a Mystery Sarracenia: Likely Sarracenia alata
Identifying a Tagless Pitcher Plant from Australian Market: Sarracenia Hybrid
Baby Brother Pulled Off Pitcher Plant Growth—Will It Recover?
Brown Spots on Nepenthes After Wind Damage: Should You Worry?
Diagnosing Aphid Damage on Sarracenia alata
Corn Plant (Dracaena fragrans) and Ti Plant (Cordyline) Identified
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