N. alata

[wolf9striker]

I just recieved this large N. alata and it looks ok to me except it has absolutly no pitchers I would like a plant of this size should have pitchers. what do you think? Also if someone could explain to me how i can get the pic to post I would be appreciative. Thanks

http://www.hdpixel.com/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=387

 

[Clint]

i got an even larger ventrata in a trade that came pitcherless. even worse, the growth point snapped off of the main vine! i guess i'll have lots of little ventratas to give away soon, as the nodes are already activated and growing.

 

[pond boy]

To post a pic click image then put the url of your pic

 

[wolf9striker]

Alright this is my try at a picture.  Any Ideas why it has no pitchers?

 

[wolf9striker]

Its obvious I still cannot figure it out. Can someone show me what I need to type in order to get the pic to work from my link. Thanks

 

[Tony Paroubek]

You need to right click on the picture and under properties it will say Address/URL
That is the info you copy paste into the message here after you click on 'image'

Keep in mind some picture hosting sites don't let you remote link to show a picture on another website like this.
Tony

 

[Tony Paroubek]

O yeah.. will come around with some TLC. And it is N. Ventrata.. a plant which has been in gardencenters for 20+ years now labelled as N. alata.

Tony

 

[The Griffin]

Well, maybe we are all approaching this mislabled thing wrong. We could ask Jebb and Check to revise it so the TC nurseries are correct, and this is the true alata and not ventrata.............

 

[The Griffin]

Hey Wolf,

If this is the same plant you are offering cuttings from for trade on the trading post, you might want to amend that it's ventrata instead of alata.

Cheers,

Joe

 

[wolf9striker]

thanks guys.. I will amend