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Sarracenia Question

Hi guys! I was wondering if anyone knows for sure why pitchers "pucker"? It isn't on every pitcher, just one here and there. I have asked a lot of my friends and no one that I have talked to is sure. Here is a pic of what I am talking about:

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It's annoying isn't it!

There have been a couple of photos of clones which do it on every single pitcher.

It's just a fact of organic life - plenty of humans have funny features too!

In general though, hybrids do seem to suffer more than the pure species.
 
One of my Sarrs are doing this too, it's a tad annoying but, I don't think particularly harmful.
 
...heya wes, man that's irritating, isn't it? mine do the same thing, one here and there. once in a while i'll get a hood that appears to have been twisted! if you find a "solution" (if there is one)please do share with us :)
 
Okay, I know that you have been waiting on my sage advice about puckering pitcher plants.
Here goes...........BECAUSE THEY WANT TO.lol
 
Okay, I know that you have been waiting on my sage advice about puckering pitcher plants.
Here goes...........BECAUSE THEY WANT TO.lol

Phail.:crazy:
 
I completely agree with Lois -- at times, sarrs will just do "stuff"...:) and what alexis says

"It's just a fact of organic life - plenty of humans have funny features too!" Hahah...
 
Rob
We all start out looking weird and turn into a thing of beauty.
Most Human babies are born with their heads sloping to one side, or looking like cones.
Lois
 
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