Everything was being repotted and moved around this week, so I took some more shots.
5 feet of N. ventricosa x gymnamphora vine, and as I repotted it, I discovered that it's producing a couple basals. I'm hoping the new pot will encourage it to flower so I can start cutting the main vine back.
N. ventricosa pitchers showing the difference between light and shade
Biggest of my 3 SG neoguineensis "Cyclops Mtn. Jayapura, New Guinea"
The new pitcher on the lowland SG truncata is twice the size of the leaf
and the peristome is showing promise
The Viking #19 x (maxima x trusmadiensis) was only around 8 inches when I got it a few months ago
New mystery glabrata hybrid pitcher
The jacq influence can definitely be seen now on the spathulata x jacquelineae. That, plus the deep purple colors the pitchers gain, means this should be a stunner
gymnamphora x bongso pitcher fully colored
copelandii
(inermis x singalana) x mira
khasiana
New pitcher on clipeata x (clipeata x eymae): the plant itself is now producing leaves as big as my hand
the BE-88 giant raff finally opened its pitcher (apologies for the washout colors, my lights shut off and I took pics in the dark)
And last of all, the newest pitcher on ventricosa x spathulata