nepenthes gracilis
Nepenthes Specialist
Well, with all these picture topics I felt I should join in the parade of flora!
Enjoy!
A form of an N. alata (12cm tall)
N. carunculata/bongso polymorphic pitcher, starting to show the speckled throat and peristome though. (6cm tall)
My N. burbidgeae, this pitcher is approx. 10cm tall.
Love this picture! N. hamata 'black' (15cm tall)
Look twins!
Another one of my favorite shots of this plant (camera is suprising me!) N. hamata (15cm tall)
Brand new N. x judith finn pitcher. (20cm tall)
N. maxima from Jeff Shafer. (12cm tall)
Larger more mature N. maxima pitcher on the same plant, as you can see it is quite new and not fully colored up. (15cm tall)
Another cool picture of a hybrid with N. thorelli and N. maxima (more plants are involved but I didn't write down the whole cross from the label. I love how it is resting on the moss, looks more natural. (5cm tall)
Finally, the infamous N. truncata (32cm tall)
Enjoy!
A form of an N. alata (12cm tall)
N. carunculata/bongso polymorphic pitcher, starting to show the speckled throat and peristome though. (6cm tall)
My N. burbidgeae, this pitcher is approx. 10cm tall.
Love this picture! N. hamata 'black' (15cm tall)
Look twins!
Another one of my favorite shots of this plant (camera is suprising me!) N. hamata (15cm tall)
Brand new N. x judith finn pitcher. (20cm tall)
N. maxima from Jeff Shafer. (12cm tall)
Larger more mature N. maxima pitcher on the same plant, as you can see it is quite new and not fully colored up. (15cm tall)
Finally, the infamous N. truncata (32cm tall)