N. flava - Probably clone 2A (AW)

[osmosis]

On arrival June 2005. Unfortunately the clone was not identified and Andreas has since been unable to tell me which it was

*EDIT June 2009* After comparing this with the named 2A clone plant (see other post on this board) it looks like this plant is 2A, not clone 16, which is the only other one that is generally marketed)



Pitcher December 2005


April 2006


September 2006


Whole plant (front,right) September 2006.


Mature lower pitcher October 2006


July 2007
Intermediate pitcher - just opened

Developing pitcher (see September 2007 for result)

Vine


August 2007
Coloured up pitcher from July

Opening pitcher from July bud


September 2007
Opened pitcher from July


Note: This plant aborted all it's developing pitcher buds over winter in 2007 and again 2008. Don't know why

April 2008 - Vine and flower

[obregon562]

holy...amazing. Just freaking amazing. And a female too! You lucky little...

[osmosis]

July 2008

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Aug 2008

[jimmy]

Excellent growing, Osmosis! Really, just a wonderful plant you've grown there. Thanks for posting your pics - keep up the good work!

Sincerely,
Jimmy

[rainforest]

These must have been what this species is named for. Bright green (yellow) pitchers. I guess one can say that these would require more light or different conditions for it to show its characteristics better, but oddly, the other clones all appear to color up well. So high lighting is not a problem with these.

M

I'm still waiting for someone to show me one with yellow in it as its predominant color!
Perhaps a photo (of a pure yellow) is found on Wistuba's site.

[osmosis]

June 2009 - flowering again, and now with decent uppers and lowers together

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Latest upper June 2009
Nothing new, but I just liked this pitcher