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Hi

Okays found some pics......In my personal opinion the intermediates do look the best :D....

http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...DSC01504-1.jpg

You can see the lowers in the background
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...DSC01503-1.jpg

Ken

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Do you have any uppers yet? How tall is the vine?

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Got this plant a few years back, pitchers looked like ventrata. Managed to split into 3 plants but now the pitchers looked kind of funny. What could be happening?
https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=454


https://forum.petpitcher.net/picture....&pictureid=455

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OMG!!Those are horribly deformed pitchers. Look around and see if theres any pest. Or maybe its from the shock of splitting?

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Hi Alcran

Well i just repotted it so growth kinda stoped awhile but now he is making his first upper....The vines about 50+cm......

Hi Hosh

The plant doesn't look attacked by pests since the leaves are all healthy.....Its more of deformed or mutant plant as some call it.

Ken

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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:

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Hi Athene

Man the plant must be stressed to even produce "mutant" looking pitchers.Thanks for the info...And the DC comics thing :P

Ken

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Thanks folks. Since the plant is stressed, guess I need not be:) hosh

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I'm just guessing here... These plants looks a bit like N. boschiana.... Where did you get the plants from, Hosh?

If you can take a pic of it's leaves, close up shot of lid and peristome then we can better confirm it's ID. Thanks.

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Hi ummmmmmm Moderators or something i think theres something wrong cos I POST SO MANY TIMES AND I HAVEN FINISH TYPING....Can cancel those post O.O...Anyways what i wanted to say was...I am definitly not good at IDing neps and other CPs so i might most probally be wrong but i thought that N boschiana has a fatter bottom or in other words a bulbous bottom and also its has a more "star" shaped peristrome you get what i mean? with pointy edges on the mouth...And purpurlish and greenish pitchers.

Ken