Her in fla the local foem with grow very long petioles and can have leaves that approach being almost round, while other may look very much like D intermedia. I strongly suspect that a hybrid swarm of D intermedia x capillaris exists throughout central fla and this is very likely crossed back to capillaris. Hope this helps. Let me know privately if I can be of further help. Peter van Eeten, Really hot down here at the moment 41 two days in a row.
Flytraps love the sun and turn a beautiful golden tinge.
Sarracenia Pupurea hybrid turning an intresting bronzed green. I bought them at the thrift store and they're all different. Like you, I have them on a windowsill when I take them in. Often the pot will partially freeze as I control the ventilation with a louvre in the storm window. This causes no harm and also suits my Sarrs, including a psittacina and a Darlingtonia.