Seed grown sibling variation.

[JRFxtreme]

Gotta love it.

N. mirabilis

N. gracilis

Feel free to contribute pics illustrating sibling variation in your seed grown plants!

 

[Clue]

Spotted N. gracilis! Cool!

When my seeds get here and (hopefully) germinate, I'll post some pictures.

 

[Capensis]

Is it me, or does the spotted N. gracilis look like a smiling lizard?

 

[JRFxtreme]

Is it me, or does the spotted N. gracilis look like a smiling lizard?

... lol, what?

I don't see it.

 

[Capensis]

Hehe. Where the lid is still attached to the pitcher, it looks like a smile. And with the shape and color of the pitcher, it looks like a lizard or some amphibious looking creature...but that's just me. LOL.

 

[JRFxtreme]

I don't know how I missed it, but here's a plant with fuzzy pitchers from the same batch of N. gracilis:

Excellent seed variety, wish I could remember who I got them from so I could thank them.

PS. I went outside this morning and saw the heavily speckled N. gracilis is starting to flower. Its too soon to tell the sex, but I'm hoping its female since I already have 4 different males blooming.

 

[obregon562]

sweet!!! seed grown plants are the best. Nice job!

 

[DerbyCityNeps]

here are mine. they are varying in size shape and color for each of the crosses.
Blue: splendiana x truncata
Green: splendiana x 'Judith Finn'
Red: [thorelii x (stenophylla x lowii)] x Mixta
Brown:[thorelii x (stenophylla x lowii)] x (stenophylla x veitchii) (only one plant left)

Alex