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Post by Jeremiah on May 30, 2011 3:45:19 GMT
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Post by hcarlton on May 30, 2011 3:58:20 GMT
I cannot wait until some of my plants start looking like that. Absolutely gorgeous, especially the N. edwardsiana.
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Post by theinactivemoth on May 30, 2011 17:41:43 GMT
I love it! One day, my plants will be as lush as yours...
... you might have to wait a while though!
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Post by Jeremiah on Jun 29, 2011 2:59:49 GMT
Let the photos begin... N. albomarginata Purple/Black  N. ampullaria Red  N. madagascariensis  N. khasiana  N. lowii x truncata  N. macfarlanei x ventricosa  N. gracillima AW  N. macfarlanei x ventricosa  N. SP #2 Sumatra BE  N. spathulata  N. maxima dark x sulewesi  N. alata lowland  N. boschiana  N. alata x maxima  N. spectabilis  N. ventricosa x angasanensis  N. ‘Petra Giant’  N. thorellii x Wittei  N. ventricosa x bongso  N. lowii x ventricosa red  N. lowii x ventricosa red  N. spathulata x spectabilis  N. lowii x ventricosa red  N. lowii x ventricosa red  N. truncata x (stenophylla x lowii) ep  |
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Post by Jeremiah on Jun 29, 2011 3:00:18 GMT
N. Dyeriana  N. sanguinea ‘Orange’  N. fusca  N. truncata x maxima  N. spectabilis x ventricosa  N. spectabilis x alata giant  N. maxima x ventricosa  N. Mastersiana  N. lowii x truncata  N. ‘Miranda’  Bought as N. macfarlanei but is definitely a hybrid mostly likely with N. ramispina  N. x Predator  Sold as N. sanguinea but most likely has N. ramispina in it  N. spectabilis x maxima  N. spectabilis x veitchii  N. jacquelineae  N. maxima x (stenophylla x lowii)  N. attenboroughii  N. alata highland  N. ephippiata  N. ephippiata  N. ephippiata  N. mikei  N. mikei BE  N. hamata  |
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Post by Jeremiah on Jun 29, 2011 3:00:46 GMT
N. macfarlanei  N. muluensis  N. muluensis  N. jacquelineae  N. aristolochioides  N. tobaica  N. tenuis  N. edwardsiana  N. x Predator  N. x Predator  N. veitchii x lowii ep Clone # 14  N. thorelii x aristolochioides  N. thorelii x aristolochioides male  N. thorelii (d) x ‘Trusmadiensis’  N. burbidgeae  N. ramispina  N. tenuis  N. copelandii  N. glabrata  N. bicalcarata  N. rafflesiana  N. khasiana  N. gracilis  N. truncata x N. merrilliana  N. macrovulgaris  |
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Post by Jeremiah on Jun 29, 2011 3:01:09 GMT
"N. thorelii" not the true N. thorelii  N. ampullaria Red  N. ampullaria Red  N. ampullaria  N. hirsuta  N. eustachya  N. rafflesiana  N. reinwardtiana Bau  N. albomarginata Red  N. albomarginata Red  N. eymae x veitchii  N. eymae x veitchii  N. eymae x veitchii  N. truncata x (stenophylla x lowii)  N. ‘Splendiana’ Female  N. ramispina  Thanks -Jeremiah- |
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Post by hcarlton on Jun 29, 2011 3:42:29 GMT
Absolutely stunning. I do especially like the hybrids with N. truncata or N. lowii in them.
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Post by Jeremiah on Jun 29, 2011 4:05:41 GMT
Thanks! Next time you are in the Springs let me know and I can give you the grand tour!
-Jeremiah-
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Post by paulbarden on Jun 29, 2011 4:47:01 GMT
OMG......N. ramispina: swoon!
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Post by Sockhom on Jun 29, 2011 9:05:15 GMT
Masterclass plants Jeremiah. Congratulations. Thats truly a source of inspiration. Some remark and question if you allow me: The plant ithat you introduced as Nepenthes thorelii may has been sold to you as "Nepenthes thorelii" but is is certainly not. Please, have a look at this paper if you have the time (go directly to the conclusions): www.carnivorousplants.it/thorelii.history.pdfI would humbly recommend to not spread this plant with such a name in cultivation. Maybe you can agree to use brackets as in Nepenthes "thorelii"? Can I please ask you where the ephippiata comes from (you don't have to reply accuraretly). It looks different from the widespread unique clone we grow here in Europe. Or the difference may be due to your (excellent) growing conditions? Waiting for more, François. |
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Post by hcarlton on Jun 29, 2011 22:20:43 GMT
Will do on the offer. I'll have to make sure I have the right contact info for you, since an email from me to you about the CCPS seems to have failed (it was a few months ago, though). That would definitely be cool to see these plants in person, especially what my tiny N. rajah will look like a few years down the road.
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