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01-18-2008, 07:37 AM
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
That is really cool looking. I've never seen anything like that before. Thanks for sharing....
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
Very Nice Titus!
Carniverous plants have always intrigued me.
I just never had much luck at growing them! 
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
beautiful plants. I have considered trying to keep on myself, but recently I have been neglecting my brood.
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
Alot of cp's are very easy to grow; fly traps, north American trumpets, and sun dews are basically set them where they get what they need in a tray of water and forget about them and they do fine. Some on the other hand are a full time job.
I wouldn't even think about trying a sun pitcher. Though monkey pitchers are fairly easy if you get the right ones for what conditions you have. Our house is kept fairly cool 70's during the day and 60's at night so I've killed a pair of lowland Neps. But highlands all grow well for me so far. I'll have to get some pictures of my Pygmy sun dews when they're a little bigger.
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
Fascinating, I have always wanted a fly trap. Unfortunately I am terrible at growing anything other than angry iguanas.
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
those are some funky lookin plants, very cool!
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Re: Monkey pitcher plants
wow those look awesome! thanks for sharing. how cool. 
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