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The red clone's adult pitcher showing the waxy looking interior, water even beads on it.
Immature pitcher of the same plant showing a pubescent rim to the waxy interior.
Older Wistuba clone showing a heavily pubescent interior
Exterior is basically devoid of hairs except for the top of the nectar spoon and front seam.
Av
woah! a chrome interior on the last one!
Very cool. That new pitcher is magnificent!
Professor Tincher.....your plants are REDIKUHLUS!
" You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." -Inigo Montoya
+growlist
+petiolaris drosera going dormant?
+picture thread
Geez Butch, as usual, terrific plants! You really seemed to have dialed in the ideal conditions for them.
Phil
Thanks all for the nice comments, H.neblinae was once considered a difficult species....
The diffs in my 3 Wistuaba variants are pretty obvious and pretty cool imho.
Woah!! Damn!! that looks amazing! WOW!!!
the H. neblinae seem to love the fresh bulbs (old ones were about 2 yr old) and rewaxing of the reflectors...
I need more power Scotty!!!
No post processing other then resizing and compression for net use.
Av
OMG! WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT!? IM JEALOUS!
i only have pics....you get the tangible. XD
" You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." -Inigo Montoya
+growlist
+petiolaris drosera going dormant?
+picture thread
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