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This plant is about 50cm across and the pitcher 24cm high. I've had it over 14 years, and it was good sized, maybe 10cm, when I received it from Tony P.
So yes, it grows really slowly...
Cheers,
Paul
Somehow I must have switched the labels on these hybrids created by Butch Tincher. At least I'm 99%certain that's the case. If you see this, Butch, please comment.
This one is labeled H. sarraceniodes x folliculata
This one is labeled H. sarraceniodes x parva
Looking at the nectar spoons...
Amazing, Av8tor!
Here's another parva x folliculata:
I'm going to move it to a brighter spot, but sometimes I like the base green with just some darker pigmented areas.
Well, I'm a bit disappointed. My female N. boschiana blooms frequently, so I went out and took a look. Unfortunately, there is only one inflorescence, and it's too far along.???
Thanks for the kind comments. Regarding the "Red Hairy" hamata, I guess a lot of people want to grow this plant because it is pretty rare. Frankly, I think the true Nepenthes hamata is a superior plant. It is much easier to cultivate and , IMHO, more attractive. Also, none of the few I have...
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