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Interesting Sarracenia Pitcher shapes

5/30/2018

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These interesting pitcher shapes were caused by the plant falling over several times due to wind and rain. The developing pitchers curved upwards quickly. After I righted the plant, the pitcher again curved toward the sky. Looks like the bottom portions of the pitcher cease growing after a certain point, even though the top is still developing.
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Rain

5/28/2018

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It has been raining everyday for about the past week - plenty of water! Some water beetles decided to hang out in a temporary pool of water.
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