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hosh	8th January 2009 08:00 PM

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Hi Cpnut,

Are you referring to the 2 plants in white pots or the other one in red pot? hosh

alcran

9th January 2009 08:28 AM

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Boshiana is not as dark as those two plants. Boshiana is also not as solid colored. As Ken said, it has a more bulbous base than the unidentified.

NepNut

9th January 2009 10:19 PM

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Hosh,
So sorry, I just click on "reply with quote" but forgot to take out the unrelated pics. Yes, what I was referring are the 2 plants in white pots.

I'm just guessing because looking at the pics reminded me of the pitcher produce by my N. boschina seedlings. Have a look at the latest pitcher that's going to open in a next few days...

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kentosaurs

9th January 2009 11:54 PM

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Hi cpnut

Wow nice seed grown you have there................Well this one seems to have a much more bulbous bottom + not so solid coloured as alcran described it....Although your plant does look much richly coloured or darker coloured than most boschianas

Ken

hosh	10th January 2009 12:22 AM

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Hi cpnut,

The markings are somewhat similar to your plant though mine is not so distinct. However they are very young plants and the largest pitchers are about 2 inches tall only. Will see how they grow up later. Cheers, hosh

NepNut

10th January 2009 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by kentosaurs (Post 11655)

Hi cpnut

Wow nice seed grown you have there................
Ken

Hi Ken,
Sorry for not clarifying this earlier, this is a clone from MT, not seed grown plant. Pitcher produces when the plants is in seedling stage for most nep(young) will most probably be different compare to pitcher producr in adult stage. Thanks for the compliment. :smile:

hosh	7th February 2009 08:24 PM

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Hi Folks,

Remember the plant with deformed pitchers after repotting. Well, the new pitchers are now normal. So it was stressed.

https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=588

You have seen Picture-in-Picture on TV. Anyone seen this kind of P-in-P?

https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=587
Cheers,

hosh

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Originally Posted by Amelie.Poulain (Post 11242)

Hosh & Ken, yes the pitchers are DEFORMED, probably due to repotting stress, however it is NOT a MUTANT plant! It will resume with normal leaves once it's back to natural state of mind :tongue: - no anti-deppression required!

Stress causing mutation usually take place during seed-form or early TC process. A plant doesn't become a mutant due to natural or chemical stress when they are adult size, eventhough DC comic like to claim otherwise :laugh:

Aliamyz

9th May 2009 10:17 AM

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Guys,

So the 2 plants in the white pot is snanguinea x ramispina right?

I just bought this guy in local nursery.It has pitchers as big as 30 cm excluding tendril.

Lucky to get this guy.I can sure you that it is sanguinea x ramispina because the shape looks like sanguinea ands the interior color is green(ramispina trait).

Thanx!

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