Just a couple new pics

[swords]

Here's a pair of hanging uppers from my N. aristolochioides x thorelii the open one is 12 cm high. I inspected the growing tip today and it appears to me that a small set of flowers will be emerging in the coming weeks!

Here's a 18 cm high upper N. eustachya (red x white form) pitcher it's tendril has twinded around my Cirhopetallum / anthurium scandens hanging mount.

Hopefully nobodys bored of N. inermis yet... here's another upper with an even more extreme flare:

Hope you dig em!

 

[pond boy]

Nice pics! I especialy like the N. inermis-it`s so dainty looking. Thanks for sharing

 

[schloaty]

sweet!

 

[chesara]

Hi Josh
As always your plants are amazing,and theres no way we are ever going to get bored of seeing them so keep posting

Bye for now julian

 

[The Griffin]

Josh,

Good stuff, man! Hopefully someone will be able to cross with you-I think that would be a fun hybrid no matter what the other contributer is.

Cheers,

Joe

 

[lithopsman]

Hi Josh,
Wonderful photos! Have you noticed that the aristolochioides x thorelli uppers don't need support to form? It seems that mine is that way. Just curious...

 

[Spectabilis73]

MMMMMMMMPH MMMMMMPHHHH!

 

[swords]

I don't know Lithops, my highland tank is so overgrown now that each tendtril of this plant seems to find support from other tendrils, stems, the hanging nets, etc...! I took the pic of those aristo x thor pitchers by zooming my lense through an opening between leaves and tendrils of the N. hamata, fusca and ramispina plants!

 

[Electric Carnivores]

Very nice Josh.