Dexenthes
Aristoloingulamata
So it seems like in pitchers of past i remember them forming the same for the most part. The tendril falls and the deflated pitcher is nearly parallel to the tendril. (If you guys know what I mean?)
Anyway the last two pitchers on my Bical have formed differently, though they still produced lowers. The deflated pitchers moves starts tilting to one side or the other, breaking its parallel line with the tendril. Do you guys get what Im saying?
Is this a trait conducive of mature plants, or upper pitchers or the transition between the two?
Maybe I just notice things way too much...
Anyway the last two pitchers on my Bical have formed differently, though they still produced lowers. The deflated pitchers moves starts tilting to one side or the other, breaking its parallel line with the tendril. Do you guys get what Im saying?
Is this a trait conducive of mature plants, or upper pitchers or the transition between the two?
Maybe I just notice things way too much...