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I have a couple of sibies, but they seem to take a long time to settle in and start pitchering.
Here's the first half-decent-looking pitcher I've grown:
Hi, FStP.
When I bought the plant it was just labelled 'N. sibuyanensis'.
I grow the clone sibt-28 too. Although it makes loads of pitchers it seems a lot less colourful, so far.
Cheers,
T.
Pretty fond of Sibuyanensis myself,mine took ages to settle in but now its going great guns,needs pitchers resting on some sort of moss or something to keep up humidity i find, resulting in bigger pitchers.
Bye for now Julian
Yeah, I got to hold it today, too. No wonder Santos was willing to trade his smaller one to me. Santos and Co. stopped by for a tour. It was nice talking to Jess on the phone. Santos has really brought us O.C. growers together.
Wow, those are some nice sibuyanensis pitchers! I got one a few months ago from my friend, it wasn't going well for him so he though I might be ale to do something with it. The first pitcher came out without a lid, but the next one is still inflating and looking good!
In that picture you can see the lidless pitcher, the forming pitcher in the top left (it's considerably bigger now) and the basal shoots! I wasn't much of a fan of this plant at first, but I must say that it's grown on me!
thats a hard one to pitcher too and looks like theres improvement! make sure to post again when the other inflates and opens!
you know u may wanna place some moss on top of the mix thats there to help with the pitchering
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