Truncata Pasian, a highland nepenthes developing colorful lower pitchers for the spring.
I feared the Florida weather would be too warm for this species, but it has thrived in the garden shade.
The Ventricosa is doing great and has sprouted a second node with great medium sized pitchers.
Thorelii x truncata is now big enough to moved over the the entrence and greet vistors!
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Very neat looking photos. Always involve kids in growing their own food. Let us know if we can help Kelp4less