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Gorgeous!!

N. truncata x ovata

Unfortunately there aren't any cp vendors on oahu. Any of the botanical centers are nice to visit though. If you're wanting to try some good hawaiian food I highly recommend Highway Inn http://www.myhighwayinn.com Also the best thing to do is not spend all your time in waikiki. It's nice but...

Wow that's a beauty!!

Thanks :) I'll do that

The stem with the leaves. The caudex was completely eaten by a rat. I'm not 100% sure if the stem with leaves has roots, but I'm guessing that it does. Here's a picture of it now. It's a bit sad looking probably due to the weatger this time of year.

It's still alive :) It's growing in seedling orchid bark and perlite 1:1. There was peat before but I think it's washed out of the pot now. My sprinklers go off every morning for 15 minutes and it also gets rain as well since its outside. It's grown in about 60% shade. Temps are usually 70-80s...

Just finished my last one today! :)

1. savagegarden - wow! 2.Garylee123-amazing just amazing thank you so much 3. ps3isawesome, what a beauty, thanks! 4. Ngantnier-thanks for the opportunity! 5. Divaskid - thanks!

Thank you! :)

Looks like salt or calcium deposites.

:drool:

Thanks everyone for the input. Love the pics!!

I guess I'll start off this month :) N. (lowii x veitchii)-red x burbidgeae

1.Jeremy 2.Ps3isawesome thank you so much!!! was wanting some florida red filiformis 3. CarnivoreGirl (thanks so much for doing this!) 4.Radagast - Thanks! 5. jlechtm - Thanks! 6. monkey_Cup _very generous of you, thanks 7. savagegarden - thanks! 8. Divaskid - thanks

You have such amazing plants Red lowii! On your hybrid that sometimes has and sometimes doesn't have lid hairs, are the lids with no hairs completely smooth? I'm asking because under the lid of mine there's this fuzz, you can kind of see them in the pic below (they're white/pale color). My...

Thanks everyone for the input! :) it'll be interesting to see this one mature even if it never does get lid hairs. Anyone else have this hybrid? I'd love to see others.

I'm curious to know if there's a way to tell if a Nepenthes hybrid will get lid hairs or not. I have a N. (lowii x veitchii)-red x burbidgeae and it's put out its first pitcher for me but no lid hairs. Is it possible that it may in the future? Or if it doesn't have them now, I shouldn't hold me...

Wohooo! Thank you :)

Here's another one someone posted the other day :) http://www.mountain-forecast.com/subranges/borneo-1/locations