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I don't know about all those generalizations regarding wet and dry types...but these in situ picture and Chien are AWESOME!

I would say this camp has different type of coloration pattern then maxima or the camp maxima hybrid. This camp has splotching that is seen running throughout the pitcher but maxima has more defined markings. (not my plant)

Izumiae x (Truncata x campanulata ) my camp like clone.

Haha

Hey H, mind elaborating on why you feel coffee is bad vs good (as you did intitially)? Over load on organic material that becomes metabolized by unwanted organisms?

Izumiae x (truncata x campanulata)

Color update, if I may, on the vent x ramispina. <a data-flickr-embed="true" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/138492758@N08/26821940575/in/dateposted-public/" title="vent x ram"><img src="https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7236/26821940575_44edc5a369_b.jpg" width="526" height="1024" alt="vent...

Ventricosa x ramispina. Entering the largest newest pitcher. The back pitcher gives an idea of how dark the lips get :)

Hey hcarlton, I would agree on the ramispina comment. It took like 6 months for the vent to adjust and begin to move for me but then it really took off!

Update N. Sanguinea Maxima x Aristo looking so cool! vent x poercelain and vent xgland spath x dubia burkei x hamata lowii x mulu

Sorry, sir.

I help choose sir. pick spath x camp. win sir. best quality notice veins sir.

Going for the neck! N. Spath x Camp Her veins run deep.

lowii x campanulata, lowii x merilliana, lowii x (spec x northiana) just to name a few. They tend to be really expensive and hard to find, for good reason though:boogie:!!

I think your plant is charming!