there are not many in circulation, only 2 or 3 I have sold to others as far as I recall.
I took loads of cuttings this spring, just before the hot weather and they ALL withered. I have 2 medium sized plants only, now with no non-carnivorous leaves!.
conversely I got loads of EB leaf cuttings done recently and if they do well could have a few young plants available next year, maybe enough to clear the waiting list.
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Posted 21 June 2011 - 19:56 PM
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Blimey, even rarer than EB... I'll have to look after it a bit better 
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Posted 28 January 2012 - 18:58 PM
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It's just finished blowing up its first semi-adult pitcher:
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