cp
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Post by cp on Jun 9, 2008 3:38:35 GMT 7
Took some photos this morning and thought I'd share some of them. -cp N. pectinata purple  N. eymae  N. inermis  N. boschiana  N. Peter D'Amato  N. Predator  N. lowii x truncata  N. spectabilis (Ugly Duckling)  N. maxima  N. maxima x TM  N thorelii x TM (I think, label fell off - Definitely one of the TM hybrids)  N. alata  N. sanguinea  N. sanguinea  |
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Post by bucky78 on Jun 9, 2008 4:02:02 GMT 7
WOW! That is some of the nicest pics that I have seen in a while. Really like the Spectabilis Ugly Duckling. VERY, VERY nice!!!!!!
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Post by jayson16 on Jun 9, 2008 4:35:10 GMT 7
Great pics!! The N. inermis and N. lowii x truncata are amazing. Thanks so much for posting them.
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Post by Ludwig on Jun 9, 2008 5:09:52 GMT 7
Great healthy plants cp! One of my eymae's is going into uppers finally, can't wait for them.
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Post by Guest on Jun 9, 2008 5:57:40 GMT 7
That was great, wonderful batch of plants and boy are they looking good too...
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Dave
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Post by Dave on Jun 9, 2008 6:46:28 GMT 7
That spectabilis is no ugly duckling! Beautiful colors! Beautiful healthy plants ... thank you for sharing!
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Post by nepsaroundthehouse on Jun 9, 2008 6:48:17 GMT 7
Fantastic stuff as always. I'm not good at identification, but if I had to put my two cents worth, literally, that thorelii x tm maybe a ventricosa x tm? It looks quite dark compared to other thorelii x tms. Whatever it is, it is a nice plant.
J
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Post by Guest on Jun 9, 2008 13:06:48 GMT 7
The peristome looks similar to vent. x TM, I was going to mention it as well but wasn't sure... ...the darkness of the pitcher is superfluous I've already seen them that dark if not darker but the shape of the the pitcher plus the peristome both make me say it'd be ventricosa x x trusmadiensis.
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victoria
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Post by victoria on Jun 10, 2008 5:09:21 GMT 7
EXCELLENT GROWING! Thanks for sharing!
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Post by jess on Jun 10, 2008 5:58:42 GMT 7
really enjoying your lowii x truncata. Thats one plant I would really like to grow some day.
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Post by phissionkorps on Jun 10, 2008 6:43:46 GMT 7
Awesome pectinata!
Do you know what clone your boschiana is?
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Post by Nepaholic on Jun 10, 2008 11:57:44 GMT 7
Wohoooo that are so nice plants, great Job!!!
Thanks for sharing them.
Jens
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cp
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Post by cp on Jun 12, 2008 12:33:53 GMT 7
I'm glad people are enjoying the photos.
Nepsaroundthehouse & Nep369: You're probably right. The plant may very well be a vent x TM. Thanks for pointing it out.
phissionkorps: This particular boschiana clone is from Malesiana/Exotica (seed grown). These clones seem more colorful than say the older Wistuba clones. I sometimes wonder what the N. spathulata x boschiana and maxima x boschiana hybrids would've looked like if one of the more colorful boschianas like this one were used.
I understand that the spectabilis clone shown here was referred to as Ugly Duckling because it had little color and was quite boring when it was young. But it turned out pretty spectacular when fully grown.
-cp
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Post by phissionkorps on Jun 12, 2008 13:12:52 GMT 7
Yes I have the old Wistuba clone. The one he offered from cuttings before he actually had it in TC. I can't really comment on its color since it's building its first pitcher for me now. My d**n dog ripped it out of the pot, which took it a couple months to recover in my temps. Yours is very nice though  . |
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