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[hosh]

My stem cutting planted in ground produced lots of pitchers. Today cleared the grass at base and discovered 2 new offshoots , already bearing pitchers.





The new pitcher on my Ramispina Black Peristome appears redder and broader than the older pitcher. Any comments? Thanks, hosh

[marvin1997]

You mean on the ground?Just lovveee your ramispina!

[Marigoldsfail21]

Nice pics! Congratulations on the new basals. What conditions are you growing it in by the way?

[hosh]

Planted the stem cutting on a slope. The ground is basically laterite with very little topsoil thus low nutrient. Good morning sun though shaded by tree from hot midday sun. Plenty of TLC at first, watering twice a day.

[hosh]

Regarding the ramispina, what I meant was that the preistome on the new pitcher appears redder and broader, not the whole pitcher.

Thanks for viewing.

[NepNut]

Hi hosh,
I have one plant like your N. ramispina but I couldn't confirm whether it's a real species or maybe a hybrid as I haven't seen a real N. ramispina before.... I suspect mine could be a hybrid of N. ramispina x sanguinea.

Can you confirm your plant's ID so I could have a reference? Thanks.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by hosh

My stem cutting planted in ground produced lots of pitchers. Today cleared the grass at base and discovered 2 new offshoots , already bearing pitchers.

you should let it to continue to grow on the ground, well done