A visit to Phil Faulisi's: Photos part II

rco911

• Sep 29, 2008

• #1

A visit to Phil Faulisi’s – CONTINUED!!

In case you are just tuning in: For those who have not read the previous disclosures in prior posts: Please do not PM Phil for divisions of his plants out of respect. Those requests will be ignored. Thank you kindly.



H. Tequila

Sorry, I had to post this again, as its SOOO FRIGGIN UNBELIVABLE!!!
I’ve seen 2 pitchers on 2 tendrils on 1 leaf, but this?!?!?!?!? This is a SIAMESE TWIN pitcher!!

N. spathulata x maxima – SINGLE Pitcher

N. spathulata x maxima – Seeing Double!!

OH AND AGAIN!
N. spathulata x maxima

Something I can not get tired of…

N. briggsiana 'Peter D'amato'

N. (maxima x veitchii) x veitchii HL

another closer shot of N. (maxima x veitchii) x veitchii HL

Dude--- N. lowii x truncata

N. lowii x truncata

N. lavicola

Nepenthes sp#1

N. veitchii - HL striped

N. spectabilis x veitchii HL

N. spectabilis x veitchii HL

N. Predator

and – the rarest of them all - MY FAVORITE!!

S. spamii var. golden honey grail

 

Capslock

• Sep 29, 2008

• #2

Dang Rob, now that's a photo report!! Great stuff all around. I've been lucky enough to see Phil's plants (and am overdue for a visit!) and I can report it's every bit as good as the pics, and much more. Some of those photos are real standouts too!

Max

 

nightsky

Lover of Mountains

• Sep 29, 2008

• #3

Once more, thanks for the pics!

 

upper

Capensis Killer

• Sep 29, 2008

• #4

danm, ima go beg him for a division of that super rare S. spamii var. golden honey grail

 

rattler

• Sep 30, 2008

• #5

that looks oddly familiar...............

 

Victoria

• Sep 30, 2008

• #6

Beautiful pics! I really like the N. lavicola....and the siamese twins of course! Thanks for posting pics of your visit! I hope to visit a Nep greenhouse someday but I am a long ways away from any, lol.

 

Jayson16

• Sep 30, 2008

• #7

Wow great plants, thanks for postin pics.

 

Capensis

• Sep 30, 2008

• #8

Wow, simply wow. ALL HAIL!!!
That twin pitcher is so weird, but awesome.

 

Drosera36

• Sep 30, 2008

• #9

Wow those are really great I love the interior of the N. lowii x truncata.

Did Phil consider freeze-drying that mutant Nepenthes? I think he should..

-Ben

 

rco911

• Sep 30, 2008

• #10

Drosera36 said:

Wow those are really great I love the interior of the N. lowii x truncata.

Did Phil consider freeze-drying that mutant Nepenthes? I think he should..

-Ben

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Hi Ben! Dunno -- Phil? You out there somewhere ? All i know is that thing is amazing!!

What about doing that thing that encases it in solid acrylic or something so you have a nice clear cube with that double pitcher inside? Oh man. It is just simply stunning!

 

vraev

Carnivorous plant enthusiast

Admin

• Sep 30, 2008

• #11

spectacular phil. wow! just immaculate. very very nice pic quality as well. I can only dream of seeing those plants. very very nice.

 

Pyro

N=R* fs fp ne fl fi fc L

Moderator

• Oct 2, 2008

• #12

Yes Phil has plans to preserve the pitcher. I already asked him that.

Rob, he said he is going to use the same technique he used for the rajah pitchers he showed you

 

alec

• Dec 3, 2008

• #13

gosh I love vietchii and hybrids with it.
any one know where to get H/L striped?
I can't wait until hurreliana gets into cultivation.

 

rattler

• Dec 3, 2008

• #14

any one know where to get H/L striped?

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its extreamly hard to get ahold off......im still pissed i lost mine, been looking for the last year trying to replace it....basically come down to waiting on an individual i sent a cutting to, to grow theirs big enough that i can get a cutting back via trade or cash......trading for or buying a cutting is about the only way i know of.......

 

PlantAKiss

Moderator Schmoderator Fluorescent fluorite, Engl

• Dec 5, 2008

• #15

As always, beautiful plants! And the photos are awesome too.

Sheesh!

I liked that N. lowii x truncata. What a pitcher.

 

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flytraplady5

Hort. School dropout X 2

• Dec 5, 2008

• #16

Hey there Rob,
As always superb pictures of pitchers.Your photographic skill are exceptional. I know it helps tp have a goodsubject to shoot.
LMO