Any of you guys reognize these?

Andenes

• Feb 1, 2003

• #1

I've been dying to know which nepenthes are these!

Can any one of you guys help me? (by the way its no contest

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Sincerely,
Erick

 

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mindmaze128

• Feb 1, 2003

• #2

The first one is N albomarginata, I don't know the second one, but It looks like an N northiana hybrid.

Joel

 

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ludwig777

Neps, Neps, Neps.........

• Feb 1, 2003

• #3

go to sdcps.com for the 2nd one's ID.

 

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GEORGE-CP

• Feb 1, 2003

• #4

with out going to sdcps.com

i think it is N. northiana x veitchii if i recall correctly. does any one have a 2 liter diet coke

 

Tony Paroubek

• Feb 1, 2003

• #5

George is correct on the second plant. It is N. northiana x veitchii. The plant in the picture is Geoff Mansells. I think it is called N. x Tomomi.
Tony

 

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Guest

Guest

• Feb 1, 2003

• #6

That's right. Thought I should add that the first one is a black form of N. albomarginata.

 

Andenes

• Feb 1, 2003

• #7

Thank you all! You guys are the best!

 But theres one other thing. You see I have been looking for this plant all over Puerto Rico (a tropical island) and haven't found nothing!

 It's my most wanted plant: N. Maxima

If any of you guys know where to find one (hopefully somewhere close to where I live) give me a shout. Or if any of you lovely lovely people are willing to give me one I'd be happy to accept it

 

 

 Thanx

Sincerely,
Erick

 

Tony Paroubek

• Feb 1, 2003

• #8

Joel might be able to help with locating one within Puerto Rico. Other than that all I can say is that shipping from the US is not a problem.

The picture you have is not typical for color. Upper pitchers are usually plain green and lower pitchers are usually green with purplish red spotting with a red or red striped peristome.

I also gather you did not find the picture of the black N. albomarginata on Borneo Exotics website. Perhaps someone is using Rob Cantleys photo without permission?
Tony

 

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The Griffin

• Feb 3, 2003

• #9

That maxima picture, if I am not mistaken, is from Doorman's Top in Irian Jaya. I think it was on Andreas Wistuba's Nepenthes flyer that came with our CPN several years ago. It is a beautiful plant.

Regards,

Joe