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Carnivorous Pitcher Plants - April 2010

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These plants are native to the southeastern states (US). They emit an odor I can't detect, but it attracts insects. Our two plants are in blossom, which is said to be rare. The lower plant bloomed with one flower last year. However, the flower stalks are spindly and barely support the heavy blooms; perhaps in the wild they break too readily. Note the inward pointing hairs in the pitcher throats, said to help keep bugs in the tubes. Red water-retaining dishes are 11 and 12 inches in diameter. Strange.

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bmac62

8:32AM | Sun, 25 April 2010

I guess bees know enough to stay away? These plants have always fascinated me. Good coverage via your well done collage Dick.

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oscilis

11:15AM | Sun, 25 April 2010

Nice collage. Weird and wonderful plants.

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jocko500

4:35PM | Sun, 25 April 2010

wow this is rare looking. cool shots

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watapki66

9:00PM | Sun, 25 April 2010

Great shots!

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ledwolorz

1:03AM | Mon, 26 April 2010

Beautiful photos.

M2A

3:46AM | Mon, 26 April 2010

I like the how the petals look.

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A_Sunbeam Online Now!

3:57AM | Mon, 26 April 2010

That should keep your house free of flying pests!

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Rhanagaz

4:10AM | Mon, 26 April 2010

Stalker head A: Hello, little fly...! Stalker head B: Beware of the green flies... Stalker head A: Why?... Stalker head B: It gave me a stomach ache...Wonder where he had been?...;-)

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NetWorthy

7:31PM | Wed, 05 May 2010

For some reason these have always kind of given me the creeps - like they come from another planet. Like "Day of the Triffids" or something LOL! Nice work, thanks for sharing!

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aguirre

2:39PM | Wed, 12 May 2010

Really fascinating...errr..creatures. The thin red line between gardening and Frankensteining :-).


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