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  1. killerplantsguy

    How slow is N. macrophylla?

    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
  2. killerplantsguy

    Heliamphora labels switched?

    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...
  3. killerplantsguy

    Heliamphora 'patasola'

    Hey Butch, That's a beautiful plant and a nice choice for a cultivar name. Cheers, Paul
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    villosa 7:5:17.jpg

  5. killerplantsguy

    Pitcher of the Month July 2017

    OK, this completes the trio: N. villosa
  6. killerplantsguy

    My first potential Heliamphora cultivar, candidates?

    Yes, indeed! Pokie, you have a real beauty on your hands, so to speak...
  7. killerplantsguy

    My first potential Heliamphora cultivar, candidates?

    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.
  8. killerplantsguy

    Pitcher of the Month November 2015

    Nepenthes veitchii (m) EP from seed: Cheers, Paul
  9. killerplantsguy

    Nepenthes boschiana Pollen Available Soon

    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.???
  10. killerplantsguy

    LETs SEE YOUR HAMATA's! (photo thread)

    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...
  11. killerplantsguy

    Some new pics from here and there.....

    Nice work - I really admire that N. khasiana
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