Nepenthes ventrata pitcher by Bladespark -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

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Nepenthes ventrata pitcher

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posted 16 years ago Jack of all trades | Support me with Shinies!

My tropical pitcher plant is opening its first pitcher. Yay! Happy little plant. :D

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millislim ~millislim

Digital Artist

16 years ago

Victreebell use vinewhip!

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Jack of all trades

16 years ago

Heeee. There is a certain resemblance there!

My bicalcarata will look even more like one though, it has little fangs. (It's coming in the mail tomorrow!)

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Digital Artist

16 years ago

Congrats! I'm rearing a tomato plant ATM...has a large green gumball sized fruit on it now...just found out they have a special spray that will pollinate your tomato plant instead of waiting on bugs to do it. A serious problem I had last year. Tomato bush got super big but no fruit...didn't see any bees 'round it...just found out about this magical spray (heard it only works on tomato plants tho)

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Jack of all trades

16 years ago

Interesting. I've never heard of polinating spray, I've always figured you had to do it by hand.

buisson ~buisson

Digital Artist

16 years ago

That's beautiful~ ^^ The only plant I've had that's even little close to it is a Drosera rotundifolia. And they're tiny. Are those hard to grow?

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Jack of all trades

16 years ago

If you can keep a drosera alive you could probably manage a n. ventrata, they're one of the easier pitcher plants. :)

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Digital Artist

16 years ago

Wow, and I thought it goes "the bigger the harder". :D

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Anthro Artist

15 years ago

*Sigh* I had one of those aswell and I had it for 3 years, it was really big, around 1½ meter high.
But the I got myself a cat, and she eated it and diged it up while I was't looking.

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