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Old 20th May 2010, 03:18 AM
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This forest held some of the most bizarre ampullaria that i ever visited. Pitchers are huge and often some display dual colours. without further explanation here are the pics. comments most welcome.














fresh young pitchers








aerial pitchers












young stunted pitchers






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Hi Robert

Wow those Amps are as big like my coffee mug! Seems like the freshly opened pitchers are those with green lips. Thanks for the beautiful pictures.
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GREAT PICS.. where is this area ?
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Wow those Amps are as big like my coffee mug! Seems like the freshly opened pitchers are those with green lips. Thanks for the beautiful pictures.
some freshly open pitchers are green and later develop the red on the peristome but there are some that bear the red soon as they unfold.

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GREAT PICS.. where is this area ?
it's outside kuching
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I can never get tired seeing pictures of Amps in the wild. Really huge pitchers. Tks Robert
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Wow, nice shots. Good size and nice coloration.

Are the deformed amp pitchers restricted to just one individual plant and all the pitchers are formed this way??
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BIGGEST AMP I'VE EVER SEEN....Clones of this giant form should be in circulation
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very cute lip also...

wonder why the shape of amp is diff in the last few picture????
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David, most welcome.

Rob and Edmund, only 2 of the pitchers were dented. Their early growth were blocked by falling debris and twigs. They were covering all the pitchers and i have to remove inorder to take photos.

ken, not sure any commercial nurseries doing TC on such form.
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Rob and Edmund, only 2 of the pitchers were dented. Their early growth were blocked by falling debris and twigs. They were covering all the pitchers and i have to remove inorder to take photos.
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oic... i thought it was new clone of amp ...
anyway ..thank for the tips
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