what type of pitcher plant is this (species)
1611178
It's supposed to be a purple pitcher plant, but what they set me didn't match the photo at all the first time. better check with the seller before buying.
1329655
The pitchers are BPA free plastic, which is why I purchased them. I didn't notice the description said glass.
125588
hi Lauren here it is astragalus membranaceus, curcuma zedoaria cypress rotundus , hope this helps.
1681601
Sorry, I don't know. But I wouldn't recommend to buy this pitcher. No way to pour without excessive spilling. Although it looks pretty, the design is very poor. Save your money and your nerves.
1157411
No, This is a plastic pitcher. But the plastic is harder than normal which is why they have a trade name for it (accraglass?). You would need to boiled water on the stove, or in the microwave as I do with a pyrex measuring cup. Or, sometimes I use my keurig.
513482
BPA free claims are a farce. BPA has been replaced with BPS which is a sister chemical and as dangerous, if not more so than BPA. This pitcher contains part marked with #7 meaning it very likely contains BPS. AVOID!!!
1957471
I don't know why it's not 100%, but I've used it for years for my pitcher plants and flytraps. I highly recommend it for these plants.
622490
Jesse, That's the same question that I would like to have answered. We will need to call the Manufacturer and hope they give us an honest answer. We do not have the capability to truly discern if the pitcher leeches chemicals, but the Manufacturer or the US Testing LAB (someone help me with the name) should already know. That's where I would call to see if it's even been tested yet. The FDA isn't really concerned with our health and welfare so don't even bother calling there. I hope that you can get the answers for all of us - the ones who have bought and ones that want to buy. Glass is the only product that I know that does not leech chemicals, this is a type of plastic. They covered only BPA-free. Their website is www.takeya.com, they have a Contact page with their addresses, phone numbers, and an email form. 714.374.9900 x 314
773703
I felt like a fool when I bought this plant, thinking it was a specially developed type of honeysuckle. What you might want to know is that this is the honeysuckle that is also called Japanese honeysuckle, wild and all over (my)the place. Why don't you Google "making honeysuckle tea" and go from there, knowing that this is common honeysuckle.
2034165
It doesn't say on the pitcher what the country of origin is, and we threw away the box when we first received it. Sorry I couldn't help.
1138467
The pitcher is glass and the lid and ice container are plastic. I removed the ice part and have never used it, the lid portion still fits into place without it and we found it unnecessary.
112535
The pitcher itself does not contain any markings that would suggest that its BPA and phtalate free. The markings on the bottom specify only that its PP #5 recyclable.
147369
The bottle is but not sure about the pitcher. Amazon does not know and the Clear 2o website FAQ only addresses the bottle
320446
the pitcher is made of a plastic. Do not put in the dishwasher. Hand wash only.
969577
Well, I got the the one that looks like the tiny blades of grass on the top left--neanthebella palm, nephthytis which doesn't look like what shows up on google images, and 3 other plants that weren't labeled and have died. I've had better luck going to the local nursery. The plants there are healthier.
1291197
According to the box they are Steinemema feltiae. Hope this the answer your looking for.
1954436
Sorry! Don't know the model #...threw the box away and it is not on the bottom of the pitcher.