Hey, sorry I don't have a pic, but I'm waiting for Uncle Sam to give me back my money so I should have some soon but... I have a nep that I proped from a cutting from a friend at school. It was a sickly looking plant with only wrinkled pitchers so I could not determine the species, but there was one distinct feature. Dark red almost maroon leaf margins with a green mid rib. It grows very slow most likely due to the lack of chlorophyl, and it has yet to pitcher. I don't know how to treat this plant (high or lowland?) If anyone knows any types of red leaf nepenthes or hopefully the 'one' type with red leaves, let me know. If not I'll get some pics ASAP because I have one other one I don't know, but it grows very fast.
Thanks
Joe
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