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Post by suska on Jan 25, 2010 3:03:21 GMT -10
N. mirabilis "Big Hat" comparison: left: normal lid, right: older pitcher. ma_suska
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Post by suska on Jan 25, 2010 3:10:14 GMT -10
seedling pictures (I took this pictures November 18 2008): ma_suska
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Post by leilani on Jan 25, 2010 14:00:52 GMT -10
Hey !!!! Nice to hear from you again. I was thinking about you the other day while admiring some pictures from your nursery.
Are all the pitchers like that one? Is it just one plant or is there a population of them?
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Post by suska on Jan 25, 2010 16:54:25 GMT -10
Hi Sam!
It's only one plant that has pitcher like that. The lid always big, but when it was smaller plants, the lid was more round. Now they more resemble some sarracenias lid.
ma_suska
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Post by rainforest on Jan 28, 2010 7:28:17 GMT -10
This would add a fabulous look to many nepenthes hybrids as characteristics like this always seem to be dominant. If this is a female, perhaps it can be crossed with many pollens from all around and make for some interesting babies.
M
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Post by walterg on Jan 28, 2010 17:36:21 GMT -10
Very nice! Did that come from wild-collected seed or a cross made in captivity? Where did the parent(s) come from?
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Post by suska on Jan 30, 2010 2:21:15 GMT -10
I'm not sure where the seeds come from, but probably they are from East Kalimantan.
ma_suska
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