Some recent pics.. One of these days I will get the website pics updated! (one can dream anyway)
Malesiana clone I thought was particular attractive.
N. hamata APA (just my way of IDing clones of interest to me)
Newest pitcher on N. aptera. the wings do seem to be dissappearing at a fairly young age.
This one is starting to take some shape and get more detail in the pitchers. N. burbidgeae x edwardsiana
A few similar plants of different clones:
N. ventricosa x lowii This is one of the clones from the original cross.
These two are from the seed grown remake N. lowii x ventricosa red.. still with lower pitchers.
clone APA
clone APB, a little scrunched. Very bulbous pitcher base on this clone.
Under appreciated lowland plant. N. tomoriana
Lower pitchers
Starting to go upper??
N. maxima x xTrusmadiensis clone APB. This one always had more N. maxima influence showing.
And finally.. newest pitcher on a seed grown N. truncata highland. Maybe one day if I have a spare I will stick it in full sun to really see it's full color!
Peristome closeup.. enjoy. I could stare at it for hours. Too bad that's not condusive to getting much done at the greenhouse!
Tony
Malesiana clone I thought was particular attractive.
N. hamata APA (just my way of IDing clones of interest to me)
Newest pitcher on N. aptera. the wings do seem to be dissappearing at a fairly young age.
This one is starting to take some shape and get more detail in the pitchers. N. burbidgeae x edwardsiana
A few similar plants of different clones:
N. ventricosa x lowii This is one of the clones from the original cross.
These two are from the seed grown remake N. lowii x ventricosa red.. still with lower pitchers.
clone APA
clone APB, a little scrunched. Very bulbous pitcher base on this clone.
Under appreciated lowland plant. N. tomoriana
Lower pitchers
Starting to go upper??
N. maxima x xTrusmadiensis clone APB. This one always had more N. maxima influence showing.
And finally.. newest pitcher on a seed grown N. truncata highland. Maybe one day if I have a spare I will stick it in full sun to really see it's full color!
Peristome closeup.. enjoy. I could stare at it for hours. Too bad that's not condusive to getting much done at the greenhouse!
Tony