Halt, I have 4 known females in my collection, none of which go through the little lid syndrome, while a couple of my known males do. What does that say to your "hypothesis"
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Small Nepenthes lid problem
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Cross-dressing?
Little lid syndrome, it could be something else, such as getting a bigger leaf, it could also be something so tiny that you don't even notice. idk. it makes sense to me.
No i think that it should vary, it could be bigger leaves, small lid syndrome, basals, anything else, even some minute change. Actually, DNA makes up everything, so maybe it could be the dna. iknow the reproductive stuff aint the same, but im just saying its an idea. they have a different number of chromasomes as humans/animals/insects/bugs/ other plants. idk. dont get mad at me, im just thinking outside the box
Lol David, i knew someone would say that! ahahahha
No i think that it should vary, it could be bigger leaves, small lid syndrome, basals, anything else, even some minute change. Actually, DNA makes up everything, so maybe it could be the dna. iknow the reproductive stuff aint the same, but im just saying its an idea. they have a different number of chromasomes as humans/animals/insects/bugs/ other plants. idk. dont get mad at me, im just thinking outside the box
I guess I see where you're going? But if you make statements such as these, you should back them up and explain why. And again, how do bigger leaves cause small lids? By the way, I'm not getting mad at you.