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[Grey Moss]

Hey, I've been away from home for a very long time. I came back to see the progress in my plants. So, here

Here was my truncata a few months ago.

Here it is now, The pitchers are larger height and girth wise.

Here is a basal pitcher hanging with the larger one.

Here is my fusca, finally settling down and pitchering more regularly.

Here in my sanguinia, from Clue

My amp x vent with capensis in the pot

New thorelli x truncata

Here's a pitcher of my eymae

Here is my stenophylla

Does this mean I'm getting a branch?

My splendiana x [(veitchi x maxima) x veitchi] seedlings

 

[Clue]

Dang! That "Blood Red" looks fantastic!!!

Unfortunately, the izumiae succumbed to mites.

 

[Grey Moss]

Dang! That "Blood Red" looks fantastic!!!

Unfortunately, the izumiae succumbed to mites.

I'm sorry, I could compensate one of my seedlings if you want.

 

[Clue]

I'm sorry, I could compensate one of my seedlings if you want.

Quite alright*! I'm just glad to see that the sanguinea's doing well for you.

* unless you have a nice, vigorous, pretty one.

 

[Chris_Himself]

You don't call yourself Mr. Truncata for nothin man! and yes that is definitely a side shoot, my Ventricosa did the same thing, i noticed a little bump, the bump turned into a chubby short leaf and then the next leaf had a tiny pitcher on it!

I also find it hilarious that one of your neps has "Nutrition Facts"

 

[jafvortex93]

that eymae is incredible!!! and chris lol, i just noticed that.

 

[Grey Moss]

You don't call yourself Mr. Truncata for nothin man!

Aw thanks but I'm defintley not the best. Zero is way farther along than I am with his. I can't tell you how much greater his is.