Daniel G

That's news to me. I love these little guys, hopefully they will be able to reintroduce them.

Whilst replacing some glass in mine I added a new, and remarkably clean, pane. Shortly after adding it I put my hand through it to clip in another pane. One more cut and one less pane... The moral of the story is either "Use polycarbonate" or "Don't try to reach through glass"

Couldn't help but chuckle at the random foot in the original picture

Mine as of today. The pitchers seem to get lighter over time. As of yet I've not seen any veining occurring, despite one of the pitchers being open a couple of weeks. You may have to click on the images to get a full version. Sorry :)

Great photos! Definitely made up for me forgetting my camera! Thanks for sharing

Might have to check these two sites out. Only a short drive

As an update on the plant. It has three new growth points appearing and the original growth point is practically back to normal. Now I'm wondering if these new points are as a result of losing the main one for a time or not.

Water a plant with it for a while. It'll let you know soon enough.

I like villosa, hamata and edwardsiana equally. Anything with teeth!

The location of the original poster. Leeds gets pretty damn chilly in winter, like most of the UK really. (In Sheffield a few years back we had a night at -17C)

Beautiful specimen!

In an unheated greenhouse in Leeds?

All of the above, aside from lidless. Think I have an antho free one hanging around somewhere too.

Short notice or what