More neps to show

[agustinfranco]

Hi all:

I just wanted to show you a new pitcher from N. ephippiata.

and another one swelling!

Truncata highland

copelandii

and a Pinguicula X tina to break the monotony of neps. Look at the size of the leaves. I don't think i'll have insects around my nursery for a long, long time

>;-D

Gus

 

[pond boy]

Nice! That copelandii is very colorful. I`m going to get a truncata when I get out of here (lowland form but who cares? Lowland is faster growing anyways and besides it`ll grow as a highllander too )

 

[AaronJ]

Very nice Gus,

What are the seedlings in the second N. ephippiata photo?

Aaron.

 

[elgecko]

Quote[/b] (agustinfranco @ Aug. 13 2004,5:41)]and a Pinguicula X tina to break the monotony of neps. Look at the size of the leaves. I don't think i'll have insects around my nursery for a long, long time

If your not careful you, will not have a finger either!

 

[VTPTFATHAVFT]

Nice plants

I really like your copelandii too!

I bet you cant wait until it starts producing those wine shaped upper pitchers

I really want a copelandii and I was wondering where you got your?

 

[agustinfranco]

Quote[/b] (AaronJ @ Aug. 14 2004,8:33)]Very nice Gus,

What are the seedlings in the second N. ephippiata photo?

Aaron.

Hi all:


What else could it be Aaron? my other passion: Cephies forever!.

Regarding copelandii, i do believe it is a easy species to grow. it is pitchering with temperatures as low as 6 C at night and 30 C during the day!. about 5 1/2 hours of daylight in winter.
I'd have to make adjustment when summer comes though.

Gus

 

[Kirkscoastalcarnivores]

very nice

 

[elarwhis]

Wonderful plants.

The curvature of the copelandii pitcher is so interesting.

 

[Flip_Side_the_Pint]

that HL truncata is bees knees I really like truncata and its various forms...