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N. Veitchii (Bareo Gold) x Mira N. Veitchii (Bareo Gold) x Mira [url=https://extraimage.net/image/sOPB] [url=https://extraimage.net/image/sOPC]

Just went to the facebook page of Sam Estes and this is the heartbreaking news i read..******* Nursery has brought us some highly treasured Nepenthes over the years. This is so sad to hear. My heart goes out to them.

N. Alata "Giant" x Truncata (seed grown) <a href="https://extraimage.net/image/ngFs"><img src="https://extraimage.net/images/2018/05/05/4b41d54b0f38badf996f7878c8650413.md.jpg" alt="4b41d54b0f38badf996f7878c8650413.md.jpg" border="0"></a> <a href="https://extraimage.net/image/ngFn"><img...

N. Rafflesiana x Rafflesiana 'Kondo' (the center pitcher is the entry) <a href="https://extraimage.net/image/nYUy"><img src="https://extraimage.net/images/2018/04/26/0123a9ef58f0fc0f39137f3e5174776c.md.jpg" alt="0123a9ef58f0fc0f39137f3e5174776c.md.jpg" border="0"></a> <a...

That's because it's the first pitcher on a small cutting i received last year...almost lost it this winter but it came back with new leaves this spring and this is the first pitcher its produced. The cutting is labeled Rafflesiana, Dark - West Kalimantan.....it's from Sunbelle Exotics

Mirabilis var Globosa (aka Viking) This is one of Sunbelle Exotics globosas combining their 'Vivid Red x Widemouth'

I have only had it a year, and it hasnt even started the vining stage yet. From what i read, i heard, nobody has ever seen Ron Determan produce a spike, so there is no confirmation of whether its a male or female clone. i just grow mine for the copious amounts of large, tubby (and long lasting)...

Resembling a giant green ampullaria, this has turned out to be a very rapidly growing plant and one of my my best at catching ants and gnats

It's an EP plant that i got from Red Leaf Exotics. I believe this was the EP pollen donor N. (ventricosa X sibuyanensis) X (spectabilis X northiana) | Nitrogenseekers to its Truncata-Giant Female...clearly showing where the genes dominate...Mama rules!!! but mine is still a young plant....the...

Rafflesiana x Rafflesiana Kondo

I really like this one. Pitchers are larger than both parents and last a long time.....The parents are Ampullaria x Alata

Im in zone 10B Fort Lauderdale, Fl, (subtropical environment). I will bring my plants inside if temps dip into the low 50's. I had to do that 2x this winter. The plants are on a table where they receive filtered bright light out of the south...only certain times of the year does the sun hit the...