Many thanks for your comments!
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Originally Posted by jimmy0123
Wow nice pic especially the pic that show lots of exudate in the pitcher
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The amount of exudate made me really wonder. No pitcher before had so much exudate and also the newest pitcher doesn't show much of it yet.
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Originally Posted by Robert
Having transfered to the basement and with the changed in environment i like to know what is the response of N.spathulata's flowers once they ripe ie what is rate of germination of seeds per pod. This will take time and will only be able to evaluate once they ripe, sow and germinate.
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I transfered the spathulata already to the basement after I noticed the first flower. So it's already nearly 3 months back. It'll be interesting nevertheless because of the many flowers. The pods of the flower stalk with 8 months old truncata pollen are already increasing size very much. If pollination wasn't successfull the pods didn't developed on this plant. So I guess that this old pollen was still viable.
Germination of the spathulata's seeds always took 3 months. So this will be quite a long time for seeing how the plant took the transferring and the lots of flower stalks.