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Spec 7

  • Thread starter rlhirst
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Ok last pic. Spec 7
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Robin
 
Nice color Robin. You must give it more light than I give mine.

That is now listed as N. glandulifera. Gotta love all them black glands all over the plant!
Tony
 
Thanks Tony,
Glandulifera.. Hmm wonder whythey named it that?
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I measured the light they are under for you, and it's about 350-400fc ...
Here is another ok pic showing the glands producing even at this small size...
spec-7.jpg

Should be interesting to watch grow!
Robin
 
Last pic? Is that some kind of cruel joke? We want more!!!
 
Hi all:

Nice pic rlhirst, if i am not mistaken, i see several glands underneath the lid. This species may need a lot of food because why mother nature would bother to make it produce so many glands (to attract prey, perhaps??)

A couple of glands is not enough then?
 
Hi Robin
Yes that is nice, Great colouring.What sort of size do they get to when the plant is mature?
Bye for now julian
 
Hi Julian,

I have seen a picture of a full grown one from borneo exotics I beleive. I'm not sure if it's ok to post someone elses pictures here, so I'm not going to, but The pitcher is very dark red and about 8" tall. Looks completely different than the young pitcher. Perhaps the gentleman that took the pictures at borneo exotics could tell us more?
Robin
 
Very nice! Wow those are some hairy leaves and pitchers! I thought my N.fusca sarawak was pubescent.....
 
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