Hey everyone!im new here read lots but haven’t come across threads with variations in hamata from seed grown specimens.I have one seed grown but the pitchers are much shorter and stocky compared to almost all the others I’ve seen.anyone else have any hamata with variations?if this has already been discussed and I’ve missed something ile delete.
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Hamata variation seed grown
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N. hamata in general is a pretty uniform species, mild differences in color and tooth size from different populations but generally that's about it. Any odd shapes seen in young plants could produce something odd, but also treated with caution before jumping to conclusions as they can often shift to a more normal appearance as they grow up.