This N. Ampullaria has really grown.
One stalk is now 14 inches high and the other 7 with both producing nice pitchers
The pitchers of this species grow a vinelike extension that drapes away from the main plant off of a leaf. A little bud grows on the tip. As it grows a little lip starts to form as well (on the right top).
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I also measured the biggest pitcher which is 1.5 inches and other are 1 inch or less.There are also little a crowd of tiny pitchers around the main stem in different places . I can call these ground or lower stem pitchers. Soon it is will be time to repot my towering plant
I have already started to repot the cp plants as one should do at least yearly to cleans the soil and renew it.
I repotted the N. Ampullaria last year and that seemed to spur tremendous growth. I hope it won't alter its fantastic growth.
1 comment:
Love your carnivorous plants
pictures .Love your ampullaris
I have trouble getting pitchers
on mine and I have a bicalarata
in the house on a heat pad and
I leave in the sub tropics.
In our mild winter they don't bear it. I don't dare get mine below
24 degrees celsius
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