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Now would you call this Red or Purple?
« Thread Started on Jun 22, 2007, 9:22am » Here's my red/maroon/purple albomarginata. Does it resemble the Penang red or is it different?

I just like the purple hue to it, this is definitely not the black form but it's very nice. One of my favourite.

Adult pitcher. With white rings still there.

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Plantlet with pitcher too.

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Re: Now would you call this Red or Purple?
« Reply #1 on Jun 22, 2007, 9:28am » Here's my common amp pitcher.

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The 'mother' amps. It's already producing basal and upper pitchers.

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Re: Now would you call this Red or Purple?
« Reply #2 on Jun 22, 2007, 3:17pm » Isaac, It depend where they come from and their growing behaviour. Moving the plant to brighter location or shade might further enhance their colours. How long has the pitcher opened?
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Re: Now would you call this Red or Purple?
« Reply #3 on Jun 22, 2007, 4:09pm »
Quote:Isaac, It depend where they come from and their growing behaviour. Moving the plant to brighter location or shade might further enhance their colours. How long has the pitcher opened?

Robert,

I just recently acquired this plant. Hehe. Actually, I'm just trying to say that Red, purple, maroon, it could all fit the bill. It's a very nice variant.

Originally, this plant was grown with 80% sunlight. Now, it grown only with morning sun for about 1 month.

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