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Received this last year. I have no idea what this is. At first, I believed it was rubricorpra, but I've also been told it's ornata. I have no clue so I need your help. :x
Here's an old picture of the flava, note the red pitcher:
Well. It COULD be in a brighter spot, but I just can't put it anywhere else in my backyard. I'm pretty sure the sprinkler water wouldn't be so great for CPs, so they're somewhat near the corner of my backyard where the water doesn't get to them, but they still receive hours of sunlight. In the morning, the sun is blocked by my fence. :I
From looks alone, it looks like Ornata but rubicorpora will turn greenish if it doesn't get enough light. I've also read reports from Barry Rice that it doesn't take much for rubicorpora to turn greenish. Even changing the orientation of the pot can cause the red in the tube to leach away to a heavily-veined green.
From looks alone, it looks like Ornata but rubicorpora will turn greenish if it doesn't get enough light. I've also read reports from Barry Rice that it doesn't take much for rubicorpora to turn greenish. Even changing the orientation of the pot can cause the red in the tube to leach away to a heavily-veined green.
Do you have any updates on this? I remember reading this thread a while back.... Did the pitcher tubes darken up to solid red like those of a var. rubricorpra or did they stay veined like var. ornata?
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