Nep update (Lots of photos, beware)!

[Capensis]

Not as good as many of you, but oh well, here they are!

Sanguinea, still looking...bleh.

Bongso, looking better and fast. Lost all pitchers, though.

The leaf on the left was still curled almost closed when I got it!

Don't think it'll pitcher...

Ramispina, slugging along.

The growth tip was still on the other leaf when I got it.

Ventricosa 'red'. It really has gotten bigger when I got it in April, I think.

Premature pitcher decided it wanted to grow up fast.

Rooted ventrata basal.

Now, for the first time EVER since I got it, my windowsill ventratas. Nothing special, but it's until now it is photo worthy. First up, smaller one.

Its pitchers, there's four large ones, but I was too lazy to get the fourth.

Now for the large, vining one. One of the three plants' vine got colored up on one side, and one leaf turned reddish/bronze. You can spot it out in the first photo, but it's actually more colored up than that.

Colored up vine (you can't really see it...darn camera taking away its good looks ><).

First pitcher that began to form.

Second. There are two others, but too lazy and they're too small.

Not a nep, but my nicely colored up ceph.

 

[Chunkyhunks]

What's the plant in there with the ventricosa 'Red'?

 

[Capensis]

Honestly, I have no idea. I think it's sedge grass, but I haven't bothered checking. It loos rather nice with it, but I might have to end up uprooting it. It has a division, also.

 

[bluebird]

Nice looking Ventricosa 'red' I think that's sedge grass or some type of grass be carefull of it with it's roots grass usually have long roots also nice looking Ramispina and Bongso I'm sure they'll make some nice pitchers once they're used to your enviroment and I hope the N.sanguinea gets better also nice pictures of your ventratas too.