Seb Hatt

@GregBourke3 Besides N. eymae / inermis / jacquelineae / talangensis / tenuis / flava / jamban / dubia, can you think of any other Nepenthes that have viscoelastic fluid? - especially those that typically cover the inner surface, as happens in eymae/inermis. Thanks for your help!

@BotanyDoc Thanks!

@HattSeb The polysaccharide matrix in Nepenthes attenborough certainly seems to have such qualities; I did not notice similar in undulatifolia as I did not tip out the fluid when we found this species in the wild. A grower might be able to assist.

@BotanyDoc Would you consider N. undulatifolia and N. attenboroughii to have viscoelastic fluid (At least relative to others in the genus)? Thanks 🌱

@pgpj1 #tanks they wet very slow, and were often penetrated by the Germans as they discovered new ways to pierce the armor.

@pgpj1 #tanks 9/10

@pgpj1 #tanks I would give tanks a medium score as they often broke and were very unreliable, yet very powerful when they worked.

@pgpj1 #tanks Although tanks often broke, they could easily break through the Enemy lines.