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Post by PANUT on May 1, 2021 4:01:29 GMT
Good Morning I’M PANUT, Dermatologist from Thailand ,
I (Am)pullaria Passionate&Collect Some N Ampullaria(100%Ampullaria)
Pictures Show My Beloved N Ampullaria ,About 3.5 Years Of Age
Growing From Seed , For Me He Is Perfect&Unique With Large Oval Shape Pitcher Around 5.5x5.6 cm., Feather Like Wing , Red In Color With Velvet Look , Round Peristome Color Start From WhiteCream then LightYellow to YellowGold Then Develop Fusion Of Pink Stripe Normally At 12&6 O’Clock
Now Main Stem About 150 cm. Long&Develop Spray Red Color In Some Area With Shiny Green Leaves
He Also Have Budding Off Spring That Have The Same Characteristics
(When Summer Time With Longer Period Of SunShine Pitchers Have More Red In Color&More Bright Peristome)
I’M A Plant Lover So This Question All About Passion , if He Has An Honor to Concern As 1Cultivar sir
May Apologize If technical term/s may wrong , Glad to Join ICPS
Regards , DR.PANUT
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Post by PANUT on May 1, 2021 4:12:54 GMT
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Post by PANUT on May 1, 2021 4:15:31 GMT
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Post by PANUT on May 1, 2021 4:25:28 GMT
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Post by marcel on May 1, 2021 9:01:07 GMT
Hi, 1. Only your last link works. 2. Quality is something the cultivar system doesn't judge. Basically you need to meet some demands that you can find here: www.carnivorousplants.org/cp/cultivarsQuality is not a factor in the official rules we are bound to follow, but a question of personal taste. Basic question would be: what makes it different from all other amps? To me it looks like a nice plant but similar to what I have seen in various collections, but hey I'm not a Nepenthes guy, I'm a dewy ;-) |
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Post by PANUT on May 1, 2021 10:46:23 GMT
Hi, 1. Only your last link works. 2. Quality is something the cultivar system doesn't judge. Basically you need to meet some demands that you can find here: www.carnivorousplants.org/cp/cultivarsQuality is not a factor in the official rules we are bound to follow, but a question of personal taste. Basic question would be: what makes it different from all other amps? To me it looks like a nice plant but similar to what I have seen in various collections, but hey I'm not a Nepenthes guy, I'm a dewy ;-) Good Afternoon Thank you for info , I Would Say He Has Very Nice Oval Pitcher Shape , Like An Apple & This1 Is Pure Ampullaria , Bigger Pitcher in Proportion compare to other ,Ground Pitcher Pattern Grow Nice, With Changing Color of Peristome from New to Mature Peristome (White to GoldenYellow) , Red Color In Velvet Complexion , I Might Add Mine Opinions&For Me This Clone Is Perfectly Different, I did compare to registered Ampullaria cultivars and noticed different details from them , I’M not sure how to explain in terms , I will read the link , &This Ampullaria is Seeding From Thai N Ampullaria Mother Also , Thank you again |
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Post by hcarlton on May 3, 2021 2:58:34 GMT
It's not a plant I would call unique. There are a lot of red amps with varying stripe levels and colors on the peristome, and the shape is standard for the species. It's not just a factor of if the plant is different from other cultivars that exist, but if it's actually going to stand out enough to hold up long-term in cultivation, and this plant is really just another in the spectrum of variation for the species.
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Post by coline on May 3, 2021 13:40:49 GMT
Yes, it looks like a nice red ampullaria, but not with remarkable differences as to make it a cultivar, nevertheless, you could do an extensive comparison to other red ampullaria plants and if you find sufficient differences as to determine it a cultivar, you could elevate your petition following the procedure shared by Marcel.
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Post by PANUT on May 3, 2021 19:55:43 GMT
It's not a plant I would call unique. There are a lot of red amps with varying stripe levels and colors on the peristome, and the shape is standard for the species. It's not just a factor of if the plant is different from other cultivars that exist, but if it's actually going to stand out enough to hold up long-term in cultivation, and this plant is really just another in the spectrum of variation for the species. Thank you very much |
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Post by PANUT on May 3, 2021 19:57:48 GMT
It's not a plant I would call unique. There are a lot of red amps with varying stripe levels and colors on the peristome, and the shape is standard for the species. It's not just a factor of if the plant is different from other cultivars that exist, but if it's actually going to stand out enough to hold up long-term in cultivation, and this plant is really just another in the spectrum of variation for the species. Thank you very much Thank you very much for info , regard |
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