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Sarracenia2004 wrote: ↑Fri Oct 29, 2021 1:49 am waait so this is a guessing game with prizes??

Sometimes

Also, not very many people saw this hint since the thread moved to a new row:

Its 'specs' (pun intended) are located in the highlands of Sumatra. The peristome can vividly stripe in greens, blacks, browns and yellow. The pitchers are usually a speckled brown/green combo.

Bump.

Nobody? Not even an idea? Wow.

Here's my fourth and final hint:

It's a Nepenthes.

N. Spectabilis?

Apollyon wrote: ↑Sat Oct 30, 2021 1:46 am N. Spectabilis?

Correct! Pick a good one

Here's a more recent thread @sundews69
By the way, we're waiting on Apollyon.

thepitchergrower wrote:Here's a more recent thread @sundews69
By the way, we're waiting on Apollyon.

1) Where's the thread?
2) Why are we waiting for Apollyon?

This is the newer thread. It has the same name, but it's more recent.

Oh, lol, didn't even realize! Thanks!

My apologies, I forgot that I actually answered a question on this thread Alright. This one should be pretty easy.

This pitcher plant is native to North America with ranges in the southeast. The coloring of these plants and their flowers are remarkably varied.

Sarracenia

Whoops, meant to actually say this "species" of pitcher plant but seeing as how you answered the question presented we'll go with it You're up

Sound good!
hints:
1) native to southeast Asia
2) symbiotic relationship

Sundews69 wrote: ↑Thu May 19, 2022 1:48 am Nepenthes bicalcarata

Since I don't want to be in charge of the next round.

Where did you find that quote?

Sundews69 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 21, 2275 4:06 pm Where did you find that quote?

Just click on the arrow and it will lead you to the post he quoted.