Pics!!! (Part II)

trashcan

O:-)

• May 24, 2002

• #1

As per Nep G's request I'm starting a new thread for this..
I'm going to start off with an easy one (I don't have too many hard-to-guess exotics)

(And if I've shown you this picture before, you're not eligible to guess!)

*cough*Suzanne, Phil*cough*

Pat

 

unknownclown

BoooOOOOooooo!!!!!

• May 24, 2002

• #2

OH! OH! I KNOW THIS ONE!!!!

but am I allowed to guess? Ill hold off cause I don't think I am.

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #3

well it says suzanne and phil

sanguinea??

####, these things are educating

i can learn which ones are which

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• May 24, 2002

• #4

Alata or Sanguniea. And thanks for the new topic man! less download time!

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #5

i still think its sanguina, alata has smoothe pitchers dosnt it?

courtesy of cpjungle, N. alata "boschiana mimic"

 

Tony Paroubek

• May 24, 2002

• #6

There have been some good guesses.. so now I am going to make mine.

spathulata

Tony

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #7

maybe tony is right? looks like spat too

 

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mindmaze128

• May 24, 2002

• #8

Methinks tis spathulata too!!

Joel

 

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Statik2426

• May 24, 2002

• #9

Nepenthes spathulata x veitchii?

 

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Guest

Guest

• May 24, 2002

• #10

Trust me people. Its spathulata x veitchii for sure. I owne four small ones that look just like it. So, where's my prize?

 

Tony Paroubek

• May 24, 2002

• #11

Those are most deffinately not veitchii leaves at all.

Sticking with my guess of

spathulata ;>
Tony

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #12

hehe

im staying with sanguinea

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• May 24, 2002

• #13

I am saying sanguinea or Judith Finn now.

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #14

its not judith finn, mine dosnt look any where near that, and judith finns produce different leaves, like rounder and kinda thick, but they come out roundish, i wish i could post a pic

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• May 24, 2002

• #15

All right all right! I am going with Sanguinea as my FINAL guess.

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #16

LOL , NG that was the first time ever u made you change ur mind on a nep! my knowledge is getting better

im staying with sanguinea too,

 

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Stefano1

• May 24, 2002

• #17

something kinda like this, (i cnat find that much info on judith finn NEITHER ( N madagascariensis)

Courtesy of Par-O-Bek   :biggrin:

also here from D Amato

(Edited by Stefano1 at 9:32 pm on May 24, 2002)

 

trashcan

O:-)

• May 24, 2002

• #18

Wow, I'm suprised how many people responded to this one. Sorry its partially my fault that its difficult, I should have let this pitcher get some coloration before posting it (it just opened a few days ago. BUT ..... It's a (drum roll) Nepenthes x Judith Finn (spathulata x veitchii)...

Compare my pic to the pic Stefano posted from Peter (the second one). The overall shape is similiar, although his plant is much more mature.


Tada!

Pat

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• May 24, 2002

• #19

STEFANO!!!!!! I woulda been right!!! Well technially I am right. Thta the last tiem I change my response!

 

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Statik2426

• May 24, 2002

• #20

I believe I was first to say N. spathulata x veitchii. Followed by nathaniel 13 minutes later.