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Re: Veitchii beauties
Wah...So many veitchiis...I have no idea why 1 climbs while the other doesn't but thanks for sharing this pictures :)
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Wow obvious hair on the ballooning pitcher first time encounter this. Thx for the nice pics:1thumbup:
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Very beautiful! There certainly is a diverse number of different veitchii. I've have no idea why in-situ's vetchii rarely climb but if there are few trees there, they may have evolved to scramble for more support and possibly less exposure to sunlight. Just a guess....
EDIT: What I meant about them scrambling to avoid exposure to sunlight is that the veichii makes use of the bush and other plants surrounding it (grasses, ferns, etc.) to shade it from direct sunlight. If there are few trees around, there's almost no shade so I'm guessing that the veitchii scramble among bushes and grasses to shade themselves rather than vine erectly upwards into the sun. |
Re: Veitchii beauties
omg very beautiful *drool*
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beautiful:smile:
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Gorgeous collage of veitchiis.. :) Has anyone tried growing them the natural way (mounted on wood)?
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I try putting them on log with spahg moss about 2 month ago and still doing fine although the pitcher produce seems to be smaller. Maybe still acclimatizing. Hopefully they will continue to grow
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robert.... thanks for "poison" me successfully
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Re: Veitchii beauties
thanks everyone for viewing:smile:
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