Some random photos

[Capslock]

Hi, just thought I'd snap some pics while I was photographing my U. longifolia. Here's my latest N. maxima var superba:

Here's my N. aristolochioides, which doesn't grow fast at all, and isn't really getting bigger, but pitchers every leaf, and they last a good while:

Here's my little N. petiolata, which never slowed down after Tony sent it out. It just grows like crazy:

And finally, the latest pitcher on my N. x mastersiana, which is starting to look great. The latest leaf is a monster!

Capslock

 

[The Griffin]

N. x mastersiana? Have you been holding out on us?
Sweet!

Joe

 

[Flip_Side_the_Pint]

you should post random photos more often. Those are fantastic....

 

[Kirkscoastalcarnivores]

those are amazing as always max!

 

[pond boy]

Very nice! I especially like that N.petiolata!

 

[chesara]

Lovely photos,Mastersiana ,where did you get that little gem??
bye for now julian

 

[turner]

Dude! I love your N. aristolochioides. I never knew that the plant was that small. It looks Perfect!

How big is that first pitcher? Looks quite big.

 

[Flip_Side_the_Pint]

I really like the mastersiana, where did you get it ? what are its parentage?

 

[nepenthes gracilis]

N. x Mastersiana is N. khasiana x N. sanguinea I believe.

Also, wonderful plants Max! I love the N. maxima!!

 

[Jason Wong]

Hehe the aristolochiodies looks like its trying to hold up its pitchers to prevent them from touching the sphagnum and getting wet - so cute!

 

[schloaty]

Wow, Caps, that aristo looks great! So many pitchers. Do you feed it? I have a feeling I prematurely kill off some of the pitchers by feeding them stuff that's really a hair too big. On the flip side, it does improve the growth speed of the plant. I guess the trick would be to feed it small stuff, so you don't kill the pitcher, but still give the plant a boost.

 

[Treaqum]

Your N. aristo. is magnifique!

 

[Est]

Wow! I really like the way that N. aristolochioides looks! Nice and petite but with its fair share of pitchers. Very nice pictures, the whole lot, thanks for sharing.

--Jonathan

 

[Trent]

I like the maxima!!! Yep, N. mastersiana is N. khasiana x sanguinea. It's one of our favorites, and grows both highland and lowland.

 

[Capslock]

Thanks everyone!

Schloaty, generally I don't feed my neps at all. Most of the pitchers have nothing in them but a few gnats or ants. Once in a while, I drop a koi pellet into the larger pitchers, but I don't think I've ever fed the aristo.

Capslock

 

[nepenthes gracilis]

Quote[/b] (Capslock @ April 19 2005,12:51)]but I don't think I've ever fed the aristo.

Capslock

Think if you did feed it.