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Post by jdrudge on Apr 5, 2012 15:54:52 GMT 7
Any ideas anyone? Whole plant:  Pitchers:  Pitchers; showing shape of lid:  Pitcher showing peristome:  Rear view of top of pitcher:  New pitcher:  Rear view of new pitcher:  Stem showing leaf attachment:  |
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Post by Predator08 on Apr 8, 2012 0:37:34 GMT 7
Thorelli x truncata
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lawdy
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Post by lawdy on Apr 8, 2012 1:48:19 GMT 7
"Thorelli" (i'd hazard that it is really N. bokorensis) x truncata.
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Post by jdrudge on Apr 10, 2012 4:28:05 GMT 7
A response from EP:
"N.thorelii x truncata (c) on our price list which is N.thorelii (d) x truncata. As N.thorelii (d) appears to be N.bokorensis then label it as N.bokorensis x truncata."
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Post by Dave Evans on Apr 10, 2012 5:34:58 GMT 7
I can also agree 100%, this is a N. bokorensis hybrid with a very nice N. truncata.
Geoff, I don't like your debate style, but this is one of the best hybrids anyone has made. ;D
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Post by jdrudge on Apr 10, 2012 13:24:17 GMT 7
Thanks again Dave.
I can definitely see the N. bokorensis in it too.
Great to hear you think it's such a fantastic hybrid!
Jeff
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