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I mentioned in my previous post that i have an unknown cephalotus he said it could be a hummers. I forgot to mention that one of the pitchers has a forked cap. Any clues why or what type it is.
Cephalotus often puts out "intermediate" leaves that are something between the non-carnivorous leaves and the "normal" pitchers. Call them proto-pitchers if you like. Sarracenia often produce leaves that are between phyllodia and pitcher leaves.
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