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Looks like I've been out way too long! Phenomenal plants! Variegated lingulata!? How did you manage to get that? Keep up the awesome work! Looking forward to your future posts!
Looks like I've been out way too long! Phenomenal plants! Variegated lingulata!? How did you manage to get that? Keep up the awesome work! Looking forward to your future posts!
It's the only survivor of what started out as 50 or so seedlings I germinated several years ago, so it was an extremely lucky coincidence. Doesn't like my summers much and I have to watch watering very closely or it loses its roots for a while before regrowing them (often during summer which it doesn't like around here) but it's going on maybe 3 or 4 years of continuous variegation and slowly getting larger...
N. Lowii x Campanulata was one of those hybrids that I didn't feel to excited about upon first hearing. However your plant has definitely changed my opinion on the hybrid. It really takes the best out of both parents.
Nice, that platychilla x rob pitcher is very unusual. It very fuzzy. I like hope platychilla smooths out the peristome a bit of the hybrids it's used in.
[MENTION=12256]Grey Moss[/MENTION]: platychila is a rather extremely hairy species, so that this one is mildly velvety is not so suprising. Overall it's not particularly hairy though; leaves look about as fuzzy as newly growing amp leaves do and that's about it.
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