Reply With QuoteVery nice, from what I remember of mine, even in low light the leaves would develop a purple tinge. The pitchers were green, but that could have been from age of the plant.
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Just curious as to what everyone's is looking like...
This is new terrain for me but mine seems very red so far, it's already 24" from the light... so I have to think that lighting is not the only variable at play.
Oh and disregard the dust and "cookie crumbs" that is granular trich
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Very nice, from what I remember of mine, even in low light the leaves would develop a purple tinge. The pitchers were green, but that could have been from age of the plant.
That's an incredible looking hamata. I'm wish my neps had that color. x3 Such a shame its pitchers aren't as colored up.
Mr. T, ahh what happened to yours?
Cape, thanks... the pitcher color is also getting more intense with each one... so who knows at this point
Actually I was just a little worried, I feel better now.. LOLOL
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Mites happened. It was very vigorous plant that had no problem with humidity and high day temps. The mites killed it though. It turned all brown and dried out.Mr. T, ahh what happened to yours?
Here is mine. It hasn't pitchered yet, but it's growing well and is colored up nice.
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peace,
Zero
Here is mine, missed its last pitcher but seems to be back on the right track.
got its first fertilization the other day...
wonder how that will work for it. its actually alot more red than it looks in the picture....my camera is junk lol.
i will post my pic as soon as this next piticher opens.
damn B! that looks freaking awsome man.I wish my hamata was that red. lol.
Well V, post yours mate
I know yours are pretty far along
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