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  • #21
Oh so nice! I love theN. tenculata, I thought you said it wasn't purple?

The N. adrianii is very attractive indeed, more people should have one.

The N. densiflora x truncata is really beautiful, I really want one.

And the tenuis is just plain awesome!
 
  • #22
Nice pics! Would you trade me your N. hamata for some of my Drosera capensis typical seeds?
 
  • #23
Like your stands.. everything is looking really good.
 
  • #24
The baby Cobra vs VFT one is indeed epic. :awesome:

Why thank you!! I hadn't noticed til I finished potting everything up, and then it was like 'aww you guys are duking it out :p'

Ohhh..everything looks pretty! :0o:

Thanks!

They're beautiful, I'm jealous, I want them

:) I want pics of your sarrs and the hamata and .... ::blahblah9xm:

Your burb is incredible! :0o:
Everything is just stunning and gorgeous and I love it!
:love:
:hail:

Oh why thank you miss :grin:

Love the white on the burbidgeae! So elegant.

Indeed.. I'm glad I gave it another shot a year later!

That N.tentaculata is AWESOMESAUCE! :hail:

If you can get your hands on one, I suggest you get one if you don't already have it... the thing will grow through 40F -> 100F :0o:

Oh so nice! I love theN. tenculata, I thought you said it wasn't purple?

The N. adrianii is very attractive indeed, more people should have one.

The N. densiflora x truncata is really beautiful, I really want one.

And the tenuis is just plain awesome!

I think the N.tentaculata is really a more dark red, but maybe it's just me?

N.adrianii really is gorgeous... from the day I got it, it was love at first sight!

And of course - you should acquire for yourself a N. densiflora x truncata!! Think of all the abuse I give my plants - now consider that the plant has pretty much a .75 : 1 pitcher to leaf ratio given 10% humidity during the day conditions for me. Imagine how it would do for you!!

And thanks, I love that N. tenuis so hard... I'm glad it's approaching summer so it can be awesomer! :awesome:


Nice pics! Would you trade me your N. hamata for some of my Drosera capensis typical seeds?

:lol: nope, don't have enough to share :p

Like your stands.. everything is looking really good.

Thanks!! I was hoping they'd make the place look classier, instead it just looks more cluttered :jester:
 
  • #25
i rlly like your dew landscapes, i need to steal that idea :D
Can you put neps that need less light below the new stands ?
 
  • #26
Oh yes, yes I can! I've got unrooted cuttings in water vases underneath them and it seems ideal for that! That and maybe those queensland dews too :scratch:

Anyway, after week away, here's some news!

Nepenthes truncata 'Queen of Hearts' x 'King of Spades'
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Stupid little lid syndrome, but a beast nontheless - I think the pitcher is as tall as the leaf is long!

Nepenthes ventricosa x x trusmadiensis - has stupid little lid too so I just cut it out of the photo :lol:
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Nepenthes platychila pitcher opened up while I was away. Smaller than the last, but still a decent finger's length :p
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looks like Nepenthes flava just opened up last night
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Nepenthes mikei working on new pitchers all the time... once it stopped threatening to die and aborting growth tip after growth tip for the first 6 months I had it, it's been doing great! :lol:
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Nepenthes tenuis open and gooey
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Nepenthes hamata from AW just opened up
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and Nepenthes hamata red hairy just did too
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here's a pygmy Drosera flower
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Sarracenia 'Umlauftiana'
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Sarracenia Oreophila
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Utricularia bisquamata that popped up out of nowhere, after a year of me not seeing *any* in with the Darlingtonia I had all last year and that forked dew
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..and in the same pot, Drosera filiformis filiformis unfurling
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and lastly a denizen of the window inside
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Phalaneopsis speciosa C#1
 
  • #27
Which pygmy was that?
 
  • #29
Very nice thez, the N. tenuis is very very cute. The teeth on the N. hamata are so vicious :)
 
  • #30
I had that one flower for me once, a few years ago. I'm hoping my currently colony will grace me with flowers.
 
  • #31
Very nice thez, the N. tenuis is very very cute. The teeth on the N. hamata are so vicious :)

Oh why thank you because I've quite very proud of both!

I had that one flower for me once, a few years ago. I'm hoping my currently colony will grace me with flowers.

Hmm.. yeah I don't know what's the trigger because mine are outside grown so it's one or many of multiple factors. ???
 
  • #32
I'm sure it's a variety of factors, many of which work against me, here in WNY. Sand Diego sounds more ideal. OTOH, the carburup, badgerup, palaecaeas, and a couple others have been blooming....
 
  • #33
Ok, here's some more pygmy flowers and some newbies :p

(with my fingers for size... sorry bout my nails looking scraggly - had to clip them cuz I kept clawing myself :eek:)
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Nepenthes clipeata clone 2
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the clone 2 isn't looking so hot, but clone U is still pulling through so far...

Nepenthes faizaliana with a basal :boogie:
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Nepenthes muluensis with more heads than I can count..
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Nepenthes flava clone 2A
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Nepenthes dubia Malea, Sumatra (SG, to go with its buddy the SG Talakmau one :boogie:)
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Nepenthes truncata reddish leaves
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Nepenthes inermis
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Nepenthes ventricosa
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(omg so much root(s) I had to wind them up in the 8" pot!!)

Heliamphora elongata
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Heliamphora exappendiculata
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Heliamphora hispida
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  • #34
Ohh...Nice selection of awesome you got there. :)
 
  • #35
Looking great! :)

I have to say though: Did you not say that the only good ventricosa was one with well-defined hips and no color on the pitchers (aka Porcelain) and that you wouldn't collect any other kind?
 
  • #36
Ohh...Nice selection of awesome you got there. :)

Thx!! :)

Looking great! :)

I have to say though: Did you not say that the only good ventricosa was one with well-defined hips and no color on the pitchers (aka Porcelain) and that you wouldn't collect any other kind?

Thanks!!

...and yes, but this one looks close to my ideal and I absolutely LOVE that kind... here's what mine will look like in a few years (link pilfered from cpphotofinder): http://freespace.virgin.net/wb.sherren/DSCF6029a.jpg

:drool:
 
  • #37
Did thez not also say that she was not going to purchase any more plants this year? I guess if you break the new years resolution once you might as well just let it flow. :-))

Awesome plants all around. It's interesting your N. faizaliana looks almost exactly like mine when I got it. With a basal and everything!
 
  • #38
Did thez not also say that she was not going to purchase any more plants this year? I guess if you break the new years resolution once you might as well just let it flow. :-))

Awesome plants all around. It's interesting your N. faizaliana looks almost exactly like mine when I got it. With a basal and everything!

Yeah I've been bad :lol: oh well.. luckily I'm not bummed about it.

Thanks, and hmm.. must be his habit to send them with basals which I'm not sad about either!! :awesome:
 
  • #39
Beautiful thez! The clipeata is sooo cute :)

Hmm that ventricosa looks like a normal red one, I think he just used the white one for show...

Nice set of newbies, good luck!
 
  • #40
Beautiful thez! The clipeata is sooo cute :)

Hmm that ventricosa looks like a normal red one, I think he just used the white one for show...

Nice set of newbies, good luck!

Thx, I know it's too adorable!

It does look a little lighter than ventricosa red at this point, but of course the one I already had and this one have had different growing conditions. I hope it's the white one in the end though... like maybe those are more whitish uppers and what mine has now is more red lowers (like happens with flava maybe?).
 
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