4" J Finn pitcher

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Swords if all of them look like that one then I can assure you that they are Judith Finns. I grow a Judith Finn which is a little bigger than the one in the picture and your plant is definately a Judith Finn. The pitchers on the plant once it is established will get much larger in a very short period of time. I personally grow mine in lowland conditions, which I probably need to change, but for the next few weeks I dont have much of a choice. They are highland to intermediate, but they are a sturdy hybrid that I doubt would mind being in lowland conditions much. Love the pictures.

[swords]

If a good digital camera wasn't as much as the 3000sq ft green house I want to buy I'd get one and have nicer close ups than these fuzzies cos this cheap Kodak has no macro as all. Well If I get Jurassic Gardens up and running I can hopefully buy a real killer digital camera!

[carnivorous23]

I'm growing it on a west facing windowsill (there's good humidity here thanks to lake Ontario). 80-95 degree days, 55-70 degree nights during the summer. It's been in the same spot for a little over a year, but it is in a 12" pot, with vermiculite/perlite/peat mix, so there should be a lot of room for roots. It's been getting a lot of bugs, and the smaller pitchers were fed a couple of crickets.
I think the plant usually grows pretty big if you give it enough time.
I wish I could post a picture, maybe in another month when my cousin gets a scanner.

Ventricosa really gets that big? Mine is pitchering like crazy, but they are all about 2" or smaller.

[Tristan]

N. Judith Finn = 12"
N. Ventricosa is supposed to get 5 inche pitchers.

[Pyro]

Ventricosa can put out pitchers bigger than 5" because mine has three 6" ones right now. [img]http://www.**********.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif[/img]

[Tristan]

Do you know where it came from? Whats the plants diameter?

Ventricosa are supposed to get a maximum of 6 inch pitchers.