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P. gigantea

P. emarginata?

Not P. gigantea...

We have a winner! Congrats, Nepenthes0260! The answer was Pinguicula Emarginata, and you have won either a P. x Sethos leaf pulling or some D. capensis seed, your choice. Either way, your turn.

Ben Goudge wrote:We have a winner! Congrats, Nepenthes0260! The answer was Pinguicula Emarginata, and you have won either a P. x Sethos leaf pulling or some D. capensis seed, your choice. Either way, your turn.

Awesome! Thanks so much! I'll PM you and will start in the morning with my turn. Get your guessing hats on everybody!

ChefDean wrote:

Nepenthes0260 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 31, 2020 1:08 am

Ben Goudge wrote:We have a winner! Congrats, Nepenthes0260! The answer was Pinguicula Emarginata, and you have won either a P. x Sethos leaf pulling or some D. capensis seed, your choice. Either way, your turn.

Awesome! Thanks so much! I'll PM you and will start in the morning with my turn. Get your guessing hats on everybody!

Do your research people. Nep260 is known for being vague and finding a rare, protocarnivorous plant that will keep you scratching your head for days.
Good luck.

Yes, this one is going to be tricky .

First clue:
It is native to Australia
It is sticky

Guess away!

Byblis filifolia

Is it Stylidium Debile?

optimus prime wrote:Byblis filifolia

Ben Goudge wrote:Is it Stylidium Debile?

Nope. It is native to AU and only one other country.

Drosera Binata (also native to New Zealand)?

Is it a drosera

Ben Goudge wrote:Drosera Binata (also native to New Zealand)?

No, but you're on the right track.

optimus prime wrote:Is it a drosera

Yes