Pitcher of the Month November 2012

[Wire Man]

Very interesting N. burbidgeae!

Here's my entry, N. lavicola, mature pitcher.

N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr

N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr

N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr

 

[Peatmoss]

I have an entry this month... Shocking at it is...

N. veitchii (unknown LL form) from QCC. The pencil is a standard 2HB...

 

[uphwiz]

here is the last photos i have for this pitcher this month.
lady pauline.
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[mcmcnair]

My last minute entry. N. thorelii x truncata

 

[Dexenthes]

Very nice N. lavicola, as always wireman, love seeing that thing grow!

But... come on, isn't calling that a mature pitcher a bit of a stretch?

 

[corky]

rl7836 (rons) entry does not seem to be in the votes?

 

[thez_yo]

rl7836 (rons) entry does not seem to be in the votes?

Yeah I guessed whether he was or wasn't entering, and I guessed wrong. Sorry Ron! Edited to include him...so,

I'm sorry but the poll was restarted so people who already voted should check to make sure that's still true. Sorry; please go revote if you voted before now.

 

[mass]

hope that hamata doesn't get the competition stuck in it's teeth..
Ever try to floss the teeth of a hamata? not fun..

 

[Wire Man]

Calling it mature is not a stretch at all. N. lavicola is not a big plant, 4" tall pitchers is the largest it can get. Just wait until you see the pitcher it opened on Friday. The stripes, oh the stripes. And it's even bigger!