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Post by leilani on May 29, 2012 23:43:49 GMT -10
N. Osiris NN2550886 N. copelandii, Mt. Apo x dubia   N. Dormouse NN2741167 N. (ventricosa x bellii) x dubia    N. 'Peter D'Amato' x maxima (Calif. Carn)     N. Sincerity NN0320023 N. alata x (ventricosa x maxima)    N. x Chelsonii   N. Great Events NN4240837 N. alata x mira   N. Pompey NN1260252 N. merrilliana xx miranda    N. Six Maidens NN4081136 N. (truncata x densiflora) x mira   N. Regan NN3891096 N. (spathulata x veitchii) x alata 'variegata'   N. Stillest Hour NN4511126 N. Hamakua x truncata   N. Wanderer NN3960982 N. Puna x talangensis   |
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Post by ocpaddict10 on May 30, 2012 5:10:46 GMT -10
Very nice Sam! Will the PDA x maxima be for sale?
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Post by whimgrinder on May 30, 2012 9:38:55 GMT -10
Outstanding, eclectic collection. Thanks, Sam, for the tour. I recently bought N. Parasol because of your photos of it!
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Post by Noa_F on May 30, 2012 12:30:42 GMT -10
It's interesting to see what parents are dominant in these crosses and how genetics plays around.
In N. alata x mira, the alata is very present with little mira showing. However, in N. (truncata x densiflora) x mira, the mira traits are very strong. But then, in N. (spathulata x veitchii) x alata, I can't see the alata at all. Logic would say that if you crossed N. spathulata x veitchii with N. truncata x densiflora, you'd see only the spathulata x veitchii but chances are, this isn't completely true. It would be a fun experiment to try.
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Post by hcarlton on May 30, 2012 16:45:37 GMT -10
The Dormouse, PDM x maxima, Great Events and Pompei are really eye catching! Wonderful plants, I hope to have a few of these one day!  |
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Post by leilani on May 30, 2012 19:57:10 GMT -10
ocpaddict10
N. 'Peter D'Amato' x maxima is a cross made by California Carnivores. I acquired a couple a few years ago. You might ask Peter.
Noa_F
N. alata x mira looks very much like alata x truncata so far. In some crosses N. mira shows and in some it is not so obvious. It always brings size.
N. (spathulata x veitchii) x alata was made with N. alata 'variegata'. I did a number of crosses with it thinking it might pass on the variegations but it does not. Its a strange gracile alata with a rather unique pitcher shape but its features seem to fold in most combinations.
Both spathulata and veitchii are very domineering in hybrid combinations and I would expect that anything, male or female, that you combine it with will show characteristics of both species pretty clearly.
hcarlton
N. Dormouse is a trip! It has all the charm of a fat colorful frog.
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Post by leilani on May 30, 2012 21:49:26 GMT -10
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Post by kevnep on May 31, 2012 21:17:26 GMT -10
That (sibuyanensis x (trusmadiensis)) x truncata should be very interesting. I have a truncata x (spathulata x (trusmadiensis)) which should be equally interesting dont you think?
Was the sibu x trus a cutting from ep? Ive bought a female cutting from them an i was wondering how the pitchers look
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Post by tuuagso on Jun 2, 2012 16:55:15 GMT -10
Wow, those dubia hybrids are seriously beautiful!
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Post by ocpaddict10 on Jun 4, 2012 11:22:52 GMT -10
Thanks for the info on the PDA Sam!
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Post by whimgrinder on Jun 4, 2012 13:06:13 GMT -10
Very nice Sam! Will the PDA x maxima be for sale? We're you aware that Tony has plants of N. Peter D'Amato X Trusmadiensis coming along? This ought to be even more interesting, I would think. nitrogenseekers.wordpress.com |
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Post by dirtbiketina on Jun 5, 2012 4:33:40 GMT -10
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Post by dvg on Jun 5, 2012 9:25:41 GMT -10
Yes! I'm a fan of N. 'Clarabell' as well.
It's a great looking complex hybrid.
dvg
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Post by ocpaddict10 on Jun 5, 2012 13:56:13 GMT -10
Very nice Sam! Will the PDA x maxima be for sale? We're you aware that Tony has plants of N. Peter D'Amato X Trusmadiensis coming along? This ought to be even more interesting, I would think. nitrogenseekers.wordpress.comYes:) this will by far be one of my favorite plants whimgrinder. Do you have one? |
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