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adamtekium
WRC Fan
suite
yes my real H. tatei
50-60cm
the nectar spoon
then now some problem with H. tyleri and H. neblinae var. parva ,
MAGUIRE talk for H. neblinae var. parva like a plant " leaves forming rosette, the pichers usually less than 20cm long , externally glabrous : pore inconspicuous or lacking "
for me, but I may be wrong, the varieties sold as H. neblinae var. parva is more like a H. tyleri, case follow.
yes my real H. tatei
50-60cm
the nectar spoon
then now some problem with H. tyleri and H. neblinae var. parva ,
MAGUIRE talk for H. neblinae var. parva like a plant " leaves forming rosette, the pichers usually less than 20cm long , externally glabrous : pore inconspicuous or lacking "
for me, but I may be wrong, the varieties sold as H. neblinae var. parva is more like a H. tyleri, case follow.
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thez_yo
instigator
adamtekium
WRC Fan
thez_yo
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lizasaur
Charlatan
nightsky
Lover of Mountains
suite
THEZ_YO
nice heliamphora.
I have also these heliamphora named neblinae var parva , it seems to me they are not glabrous in exterior , the nectar spoon are also different to neblinae with this tuft of hair (like H.ciliata )
I expect they have a more advanced age to get an idea of final
jeff
THEZ_YO
nice heliamphora.
I have also these heliamphora named neblinae var parva , it seems to me they are not glabrous in exterior , the nectar spoon are also different to neblinae with this tuft of hair (like H.ciliata )
I expect they have a more advanced age to get an idea of final
jeff
