Baby pitcher pictures

[thez_yo]

I haven't quite gotten to the stage where I would dare raise these guys from seed, but I do have a bunch of small plants that make cute little pitchers... and as I don't see too many baby pitcher photos around, I want to put mine up.

Lady Pauline basal

Platychila lower forming

Sibuyanensis X Hamata lower forming - the tendrils twist all sorts of directions!

Red Leopard lower

Jamban lower

Sanguinea lower

Glabrata lower

Truncata lower (nothing special - just a plain old highland I think)

 

[carnivoure12]

I'd love to see when they all open You have a very nice collection!

 

[GregNY]

keep me updated on that sib x hamata pitchering.... I'm liking the jamban too. Nice growing. Your able to keep good temp drops growing them on windowsills?

 

[Clue]

Great stuff, Thez_yo!

 

[thez_yo]

I'll try to take a picture of everything in a week - hopefully some of them will have opened for me. Mind you, they're all going to be tiny pitchers when they open because I have small plants still, but I like it when they're wee and fuzzy.

I actually get a cool ocean breeze when the sun goes down, so the temperature drops at least a couple degrees every night.

 

[petmantis]

Wow, some oddities you don't see everyday right there! Can't wait for those to open

 

[thez_yo]

well, nothing's opened yet, so here's pic of stuff anyway because I feel like following their growth until they open -

Lady Pauline basal update - it's got some color on it now:

jamban...not much happened but I like anticipating:

sanguinea (with a burbidgeae in the background):

truncata:

chaniana x veitchii - with a monster sized new leaf!

...and an inflating pitcher...

veitchii x platychila still inflating that one pitcher, a month later:

Red Leopard hasn't really done anything:

platychila:

The sibXhamata hasn't done anything - just repotted so it's probably concentrating on roots.