That's what I thought but I can never tell if I miss something in pictures
No- good call, pappy. Sorry the pics aren't great, but not bad for an iPhone!
I can't wait to see what it does when we repot it in a nutrient crappy medium.
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Looks like N. miranda to me too. Nice plant, I remember back when mine finally started pitchering (took like 8 months after I had it shipped to me) but now, no matter what I do or where I move it, it just keeps going. Here it is just before I chopped it all up to make more, and threw it up in the rafters of the greenhouse where it still sits. The gap between the bars was about 12 or 13" so guess how big that pitcher was in the lower left hand corner The uppers were a pretty good size too, see the one just above the huge lower.
Andrew
Thanks for the pic! That baby is something to behold! Beautiful lowers. It's even flowering! I hope I can replicate something like that.
Looks like we have a miranda or a miranda hybrid on our hands. I'm still going with a hybrid, though. The leaves are more "rippled" like a gourd shape and have a bit more red on them than your plant. Not to mention the ID tag on the plant said it was a highland hybrid. The pic of the pitcher on the tag was definetely lighter (a neon yellowish green) in color than the straight miranda and didn't have as much of a "heart shaped" pitcher opening if I remember correctly.
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