Last year, the first pitchers that my purp made were sorta of tall, skinnyish and had a wide wing/midrib. I thought this was due to lack of sunlight, so I moved it to a more direct position. Then the plant produced much more normal pitchers, which were squat, had larger ruffly things (I'm tired and don't know the words right now) and the midribs were much thinner.
But this year, once again, the plant is making those skinny pitchers, despite the fact that it also made those squat pitchers in the exact same position.
Errg, I don't get it.
Does it have different quality of pitchers during different times, like S. leucophylla? I know the plant is still happy, considering it flowered, but I just wanna know what's up.
Heh, it caught something.
-Ben
But this year, once again, the plant is making those skinny pitchers, despite the fact that it also made those squat pitchers in the exact same position.
Errg, I don't get it.
Does it have different quality of pitchers during different times, like S. leucophylla? I know the plant is still happy, considering it flowered, but I just wanna know what's up.
Heh, it caught something.
-Ben