2 more nepenthes

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tomas

• Nov 18, 2003

• #1

Please if anyone has a clue I would be very happy, they are named J.Doe right now, and it feels a little sad.
I haven't asked around the forums before regarding these plants. Guesses are also welcome.
The 2 photos are 2 different plants>

/ green regards Tomas

 

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lithopsman

• Nov 18, 2003

• #2

They both appear to be N. maxima, the one on the left looks like the 'Iran Jaya' area specifically. GOOD LUCK!!

 

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sarracenialuver

• Nov 18, 2003

• #3

Hey,
The one on the right resembles more xJudith Finnish. First one I am not sure about, maybe part Maxima?
Kevin

 

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schloaty

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• Nov 20, 2003

• #4

I agree with sarracenialuver....Can you post a pic of the whole plant? Leaf shape/attachment can also help with identity questions.

 

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tomas

• Nov 20, 2003

• #5

Thanks for the reply's, the things that bother me a little is the triangular lid on the left one. I have seen that shape on some species before, I just cant remember which one.

/Mit Grünen Grüßen Tomas

 

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sarracenialuver

• Nov 20, 2003

• #6

Hey,
Tomas, I belive N. Fusca is which you are refuring to. Now that you pointed that out, I see it too. N. maxima x fusca? Theres a guess.
Kevin

 

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SnowyFalcon

• Nov 23, 2003

• #7

One more vote for Judith Finn on the right.  I'm too inexperienced to take a shot at the left photo.

SF

 

Copper

• Dec 2, 2003

• #8

The N. Maxima x fusca has a dark peristome, but prehaps.  How about N. fusca x vetchii

N. fusca x vetchii

 

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tomas

• Dec 2, 2003

• #9

Ho Copper, they were bought from the local garden centre, so i dont think these hybrid are so complex....

 

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tomas

• Dec 6, 2003

• #10

Here is some poor quality foilage photos. The photos is from the pitcher on the right (green trap).

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Here is the foilage of the other one( trap on the left)

 

Copper

• Dec 7, 2003

• #11

Wow, I have no idea.

 

Tony Paroubek

• Dec 7, 2003

• #12

Leaves certainly appear to have a large portion of N. maxima.

 

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SnowyFalcon

• Dec 7, 2003

• #13

Maybe its one of those N. X gentle, N. X miranda, N. X velvet hybrids?

SF

 

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tomas

• Dec 7, 2003

• #14

Thanks all for replying to this thread, I guess we will never find out for sure. (

I have added 2 photos in page1 in this thread, its the foliage of the other plant...
/ green regards Tomas, sweden

 

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tomas

• Apr 19, 2004

• #15

This summer a little color seems to arrive on the pitchers.>

Last summer photo>

This spring, pitcher just open>

This spring, entire plant>

/ Green regards Tomas

 

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schloaty

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• Apr 19, 2004

• #16

Defiately NOT judith finn, based on the whole plant pic....I see that now. I'm inclined to go with the maxima x fusca....It looks like there's fusca in it, but I'm guessing at the maxima part....Hmmmm

 

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tomas

• Apr 19, 2004

• #17

Yes i think its going to be named Fusca or Maxima hybrid, or simply J.Doe.

/ Green regards Tomas

 

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pond boy

• Apr 22, 2004

• #18

Great pics tomas

 

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tomas

• Apr 25, 2004

• #19

Thanks Pond Boy.

I will try to think about the background next time...

/ Green regards Tomas

 

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tomas

• May 9, 2004

• #20

Larger picher>