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Unfortunately, verbose_name_plural is not an option on the field. It’s a meta option for the model itself. A field has no plural name since, unless it’s a many-to-many relationship (in which case Django will use the plural for the model pointed to by the relationship), there’s only one entity in that field.
Here’s the doc section: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db/models/#id3
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There is no verbose_name_plural. It does not make sense to have both singular and plural for one field. They are mutually exclusive. In Django, they share the same name: verbose_name.
If your data represents multiple items (e.g. in a one-to-many relationship) use a plural form in verbose_name. Otherwise, if your data represents a single item, use a singular form.
Verbose name fields in the Django documentation provides some examples.
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