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Thanks! I couldn't get any closer with the camera without squishing the plants in the foreground so I left that plant alone. I do suspect it is rafflesiana too. Do yours have pink leaves too? I think I remember that some species of Neps have pink/red leaves when young but turn green as they grow older.
Thanks! I couldn't get any closer with the camera without squishing the plants in the foreground so I left that plant alone. I do suspect it is rafflesiana too. Do yours have pink leaves too? I think I remember that some species of Neps have pink/red leaves when young but turn green as they grow older.
Some of my plants form pink leaves, others don't. I think that just depends on the individual plant. My "dark brown parent" plants are more apt to form the pinkish leaves, as are my spotted ones, while the plants from nivea parentage stay mostly greenish.
I thought so. One of my favorite clones of this plant, MT's "Crocker Range" clone being my absolute favorite. I agree with Mat, this clone (and the MT clone) definitely closely resembles epiphytica or faizaliana in pitcher structure. Glad I just picked one up for myself !
Thanks! I doubt it's talent...more like stupidity and guts. The flowers are formed on an upper vine cutting. And it's the second time I got flowers on an upper vine adnata cutting. LOL
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