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Post by tuuagso on Mar 15, 2012 17:36:01 GMT -10
N. maxima x trusmadiensis It still needs to get darker, but I couldn't resit to take a picture of this pitcher. One of my favorite hybrids N. hamata x platychila ¿¿¿N. spathulata x aristolochioides x truncata x ventricosa??? Still not sure what I've got here... N. x 'Judith Finn' N. clipeata x (clipeata x eymae) N. "sanguinea" - commercial clone, probably not a pure species. N. 'Rebecca Soper' N. ovata N. jacquelineae "The mirandas" N. maxima x trusmadiensis, N. hamata x platychila, N. x 'Miranda' Cheers
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Post by hcarlton on Mar 15, 2012 19:27:30 GMT -10
How long ahve you had the hamata x platychila? Mine has been having "mood swings" for the past couple months, and isn't anywhere near making pitchers like that yet.
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Post by dirtbiketina on Mar 16, 2012 4:15:52 GMT -10
great pics :0)
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Post by dvg on Mar 16, 2012 12:21:58 GMT -10
Tuuagso, you have some very interesting plants, to be sure, that will have a definite up side in future potential...i'm looking forward to seeing how these progress for you. Surprisingly, the one that really caught my attention was your Nepenthes x 'Judith Finn'... ...really diggin' the contrast in colors between that gorgeous red peristome and the uniform pitcher body on lady Judith. Thanks for sharing your beauties here with us! dvg
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Post by tuuagso on Mar 16, 2012 16:56:23 GMT -10
Thanks for all your comments hcarlton I've had my N. hamata x platychila for 6 or 7 months, that's the third pitcher growing in my conditions (26°C at day, 10°C at night, 90% humidity, filtered natural light), and it's doing very well, it's growing quite fast and everytime stronger, a very vigorous hybrid to me.
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Post by tuuagso on Apr 1, 2012 15:02:04 GMT -10
Some new pictures: N. eymae N. ventricosa N. ovata N. dubia N. lowii Cheers.
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Post by tuuagso on Apr 3, 2012 9:52:25 GMT -10
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Post by dvg on Apr 3, 2012 10:22:08 GMT -10
You have some great plants Amigo!
That ham-platy is delicious and i just adore your JF.
Really nice job with the darlings...how large is their pot in depth and diameter?
dvg
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Post by kevnep on Apr 3, 2012 11:20:53 GMT -10
Very nice! I want to get a dubia, how hard do you find it to be? How are the temps and humidity? I must also say my jamban has pitchered non stop since i got it, but the past month it has done nothing but put out new growth. Do you guys think its a basal brewing?
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Post by tuuagso on Apr 3, 2012 11:31:48 GMT -10
Thanks for commenting! DVG: The cobra's pot is about 15 cm diameter (6 inches) and 11 cm depth (4.5 inches), the largest cobra is about 21 cm (8.5 inches) and it's the largest I've ever had.
kevnep: I found the dubia just like any other highlander, not really picky. It's growing at 90% humidity, 26°C at day and 9~12°C at night. My jamban also stoped its growing because of the winter, and it's a very slow grower, but I think it's just normal.
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