Voting for Pitcher of the Month June 2012 (pics and poll link)

[thez_yo]

N. lowii x truncata "wide peristome" just popped for June!

I little more mature;

N.jacquilineae

N. carunculata var. robusta x merriliana

N. lowii X spectabilis.

because the man in the mask says I have to..
female N. x Tiveyi HL 'Sarawak Red'

aged

Finally got a nice red pitcher on this guy... N. robcantleyi

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lowii x campanulata
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update on my lowii campy.
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N. ventricosa x talangensis bringing all the ants to the yard with its nepshake...

Time to bring out the big (well this plant isn't that big) guns!

N. lavicola

N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr

N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr

Man I hadn't even gotten a chance to look through this thread yet, there are some super killer entries already!

But I am very happy with this plant and I've never entered it before so I might as well jump in the fray as well.

N. eymae x ephippiata

The ubiquitous update-of-coloration-and-form shot.

Hate to enter something that has already been entered, but seeing as I can't enter my jaw dropper until next contest...
And since pineapple had to put a comment with his...

How about ventricosa red x talangensis
"Short fat and squatty, all butt and no body"

Sort of had a toss-up between this and x trusmadiensis. Although it's a bit difficult to find a pitcher of decent size with glabrata, the following is still at least three times the size of all the others on the plant:

ventricosa x trusmadiensis

Sibuyanensis x talangensis. This is my second oldest plant after my N. xSabre.

N. macfarlanei

-Jeremiah-

Not too fancy, but I like it:

N. inermis

link to the voting: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/w8/~andru...l?id=E_a857939031a86663&akey=264ced0f4c873ca7

Good Luck guys