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need help with id for this plant

12 years ago

I was giving 2 starts of this in a plant trade and was told it was nepenthes. I did a little reading put it a hanging pot on the porch and it did nothing. I live in south Louisiana so its plenty hot and humity is high. I hung it over a birdbath that birds do not use in my yard and it took off. NO PITCHERS though. I posted it on the Name that plant forum and was told it is an inch plant. Looked at the link they sent and its not as glossy as the inch plant is. Need to know what this plant is and how to take care of it. I only water with rain water. Any and all help would be great.

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sherrih
Original Author
12 years ago
Well that didn't work. Can someone firsh tell me how to post a pic Please..
tommyr_gw Zone 6
12 years ago
Use a site like photobucket. Create an account there, upload your photos then copy and past the HTML link to that photo in your post here. It's not hard to do.

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