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The local farmers market has a guy who carries nephenes (miranda) and a few American pitcher plants. I grabbed his last Sarracenia, and have a few (?) questions.
Most Pitcher plants I've seen photos of the pitchers are vertical. This plant seems to be growing more horizontal- is that just because it is young?
duno if this helps..this is how mine looks..i rescued it from a death cube..i think its a seracenia purpurea or purple pitcher {{gwi:552637}}
they do not look great because they were in a death cube and just finished going from green to purple and stuff..but they are catching alot of bugs :)..notice bottom right..slightly to hte left of the pitcher there is a red spec..that is a new growth..so at least i know its not dead
Well it's not a purple pitcher, much more slender-and GREEN!
Excuse the bad picture, the flash ones were even worse(if you can believe that...) I will attempt a daylight picture tomorrow. Any idea why it lays so vertical? thnx
Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:552636}}
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