decent stuffs from march...

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #1

P. laueana flower:

P. esseriana emerging from dormancy:

D. cunneifolia

D. slackii

my largest N. aristolochioides pitcher yet!

the previous pitcher, before the one above, unusually red:

N. talangensis going wild:

N. tenuis twinsies:

N. inermis rebounding quite well:

N. dubia:

D. graomogolensis:

Burbidgeae is the best:

im really liking this clone's potential. cant wait till it grows up

N. albomarginata hailing from Gunung Jerai, no white stripe yet...

that's all for now folks!

 

Last edited: Mar 19, 2011

swords

• Mar 19, 2011

• #2

Nice! Are all young N. dubia red with yellow lip? I've never had one but if the lowers are red I might have to...

 

Exo

Tastes like chicken!

• Mar 19, 2011

• #3

Woah..........I'm rendered speechless.

 

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #4

@swords: i dunno...probably so if they came from the same location as mine.
@exo: hahaha. sheesh, you praise me too much.

 

jimscott

Tropical Fish Enthusiast

• Mar 19, 2011

• #5

What beautiful plants!

 

rapidan

the haunted

• Mar 19, 2011

• #6

I really like that P. laueana flower, such vivid color.

 

lizasaur

Charlatan

• Mar 19, 2011

• #7

Everything looks so....incredible...Wowwwwww

 

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #8

tanks guys.

 

thez_yo

instigator

• Mar 19, 2011

• #9

..omg so nice! I wish my plants looked half this good!!

 

Taliesin-DS

• Mar 19, 2011

• #10

wow they look amazing
Im rlly jealous of your talangensis

 

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #11

@thez: just between you and me---i havent shown my other plants....wonder why?
@talie: hahaha....it only looks good for 5 months out of the year...now that spring and summer will be upon me, it will go back looking like an ordinary plant.

 

Devon

• Mar 19, 2011

• #12

fabulous plants! How do you grow your D. slackii? I've tried before, and it grew well for a while but soon after I had mold problems...

 

D_muscipula

• Mar 19, 2011

• #13

WOW your burbidgae is absolutely magnificent!!!!
It's worthy of a medal or something.

 

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #14

Devon.B said:

fabulous plants! How do you grow your D. slackii? I've tried before, and it grew well for a while but soon after I had mold problems...

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use the tray method---moderate lighting. highland conditions...it really appreciates the cool nights.

D_muscipula said:

WOW your burbidgae is absolutely magnificent!!!!
It's worthy of a medal or something.

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thanks a lot. if it looks anything like this, im totally keeping it!: http://www.borneoexotics.com/images/0010/0010 5W.jpg

 

nightsky

Lover of Mountains

• Mar 19, 2011

• #15

They all look great! What media mix are your neps in?

 

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #16

media for my neps are 1:1:1 LFS, perlite, and orchid bark

 

Frilleon

• Mar 19, 2011

• #17

Your plants are looking good! Keep it up.

 

thez_yo

instigator

• Mar 19, 2011

• #18

amphirion said:

media for my neps are 1:1:1 LFS, perlite, and orchid bark

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How often do you water them?

 

amphirion

• Mar 19, 2011

• #19

@thez: that's the funny part....NEVAR! no really, nevar....i dump about a gallon of water into the false bottom every two days though....that seems to make the cut. the moss always seems to be damp.

 

ellisonk001

• Mar 19, 2011

• #20

Wow! They all look great.

Thanks for sharing!