N. lowii, G. Mulu (Wistuba)
Apr 17, 2008 13:21:58 GMT -10
Post by sockhom on Apr 17, 2008 13:21:58 GMT -10
Hello 
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Nepenthes lowii is known as one of the slowest species. At least, that's what most of us have been told.
I ordered some plants from Andreas Wistuba in 2006 and ,to my surprise, plantlets developed at a more than satisfying rate.
Maybe they have somehow inherited of a vigor that TC plants sometimes show. I don't know. You tell me.
Just the facts:
Nepenthes lowii, december 12th 2006 (a few months after reception). The center specimen barely reached 6 cm across:
The same plants on december 9th 2007:
François Mey.
.Nepenthes lowii is known as one of the slowest species. At least, that's what most of us have been told.
I ordered some plants from Andreas Wistuba in 2006 and ,to my surprise, plantlets developed at a more than satisfying rate.
Maybe they have somehow inherited of a vigor that TC plants sometimes show. I don't know. You tell me.
Just the facts:
Nepenthes lowii, december 12th 2006 (a few months after reception). The center specimen barely reached 6 cm across:
The same plants on december 9th 2007:
François Mey.
