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I found these by a trail in the woods near a small river. I think they are Chanterelles. They definitely don't match false Chanterelles or jack o lanterns. Can anyone confirm so I can go cook them up? Thanks for the help.

N. lowii x (lowii x truncata)EP

I have had a EP "Gothica" for years now. I got it through Sunbelle years ago. I never hear anything about the pot plant line of this that was available for a short amount of time. It would be awesome if any of you collectors out there could throw up a pic or two. This is mine and I have a...

Pinguicula 'Pirouette', Pinguicula esseriana, and Pinguicula x [moctezumae x "Köhres"]

So apparently I have had these in this shell for around 8 years. I'm surprised how resilient mexi pings are! These have been through severe under watering, low light, high light, and some neglect. Original post, Pinguicula in a Quahaug shell 1 year PICS Peace, Zero

No supplemental light in the winter.

EP was recently selling this new cross. I just called it Predator. It is N truncata-red x hamata

LOL

millipede a myriapod invertebrate with an elongated body composed of many segments, most of which bear two pairs of legs. Most kinds are herbivorous and shun light, living in the soil or under stones and logs.

Remake of the original <a href="http://s167.photobucket.com/user/zero1978/media/Predator2.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u158/zero1978/Predator2.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo Predator2.jpg"/></a>

I'm in zone 5b Grown in a window.

My favorite nep

It is a sanguinea 'Orange'. I'm fairly certain.

My favorite Nepenthes right now. N. lowii x truncata wide peristome

Nobody???

Post your polllen collecting, preservation, and sending techniques. I am currently collecting and desicating polllen from this truncata. Looking for female flowers ASAP:poke:

Looking for a female Nep in the near future. name: N. truncata source: Exotica gender: male estimated date of 1st flower opening: not sure but you can guesstimate by the picture location: I live in the USA I think everyone knows truncatas make for great hybids. PM me if interested. Peace, Zero...