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Nice nep collection ... especially love you crispy green albo :bigthumpup:

Thankyou all for your kind comments, I enjoyed looking at the H/L and intermediate species/hybrids that you all able to grow beautifully. Since I'm living in a tropical country, I have to be content with L/L and some intermediates nep species/hybrids... that's is until I can get some sort of...

Nice !! Love N. x Exotic lady and N. inermis x bongso what a collection ! :hail:

Wow... speechless :hail:, wish I have a cool house to grow those H/L species and hybrids :drool:

Yay !! Now it started to rain :rookwoot: With cooler night time temperature and higher humidity, my neps started to respond well to the change in weather pattern. :grin: Here's some of the pics to share :blush: N. andamada (yet to be confirm by expert) N. x Goblin (N. maxima x...

Thanks for your kind words, nightsky. I love your N. glabrata also... ;)

Thanks for organizing the contest, please keep up the good work. I'm honoured that a simple low lander such as N. rafflesiana can get a spot light among other more exotic intermediate / high land species & hybrids.

Stunning color even at such young age... really good potential to be a stunning plant in the near future. I just hope mine can adapt well to tropical L/L weather.

Thanks everyone for your kind comments, I think raff produce some of the coolest looking uppers among nepenthes species. Raffs are common but this variant is very rare. The whole plant is at least 5-7 ft long now, I'm waiting for it to flower :grin: Here's a shot of the whole plant... (not...

Thanks it's also one of my favorites... :grin:

NepNut's Nepenthes Growlist (Updated : 25 Mar 2010) Nepenthes Species N. adnata (BE) N. alata “Surigao” (MT) N. albomarginata "Cameron Highland" (MT), "Green", "Penang Red" & "Rubra" N. ampullaria - various varieties N. bellii “Green” , "Orange" N. benstonei N. bicalcarata “Orange”...

Thank you everyone for your kind comments. SK, I'm aware of this problem. I just follow what EP labeled their plants as when I recieved from them. The thing is, I as a mere hobbyist can't be 100% certain what species EP used as "N. thorellii" (you mentioned as well) and that's not counting if...

I would still go for ants. Most neps (except for a few) evolved naturally and secrete nectars to attract insects particularly ants (also other flying insects) to it's pitcher. So I think overall, ant wiould still be the best "food" for neps. That's just my personal view... :grin:

Hi everyone, This prolonged draught and low humidity hot weather really make our life "hotter" than usual in Peninsular Malaysia. Let's se how my neps are doing in such weather... I grew all my neps outdoor under 50% shade net in L/L tropical weather. N. ampullaria -1 N. ampullaria - 2...

The TC N. X Dyeriana clone is very common in Asian market now a days, if not mistaken, the source were from China.