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Nepenthes
N. campanulata
N. sanguinea
N. philippinensis
N. neoguineensis
N. ventricosa
N. pervillei
N. thorelli
N. belli
N. gracilis
N. eustachya
N. khasiana
N. bicalcarata
N. macrovulgaris
N. alata
N. truncata
N. ampullaria
N. burbidgeae (seedlings)
N. madagascariensis (seedlings)
N...
JORGE JOEL (EMILIA’S GARDEN) CP’S GROWING LIST.
Mountains of San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Nepenthes (Tropical Pitcher Plant):
sanguinea
ventricosa ‘Typical’
ventricosa ‘Red’
rafflessiana ‘Typical’
refflesiana ‘Gigantea’
ramispina
x Dominii (rafflesiana x gracilis)
x Judith Finn
gracilis
lowii...
I've had a terrarium that has been successfully growing drosera and a couple of vft's for many months now. Everything I've read suggests providing some sort of air circulation for the tank, but none really mention how to provide this in a sealed terrarium (other then mentioning the use of a...
About how big do the pitchers on N. tobaica get? Is there a green pitchered varient?
I'm asking because I bought one about 5 months ago (I think it may have been off ebay but I am not sure). It is obviously not ventricosa or alata or any other common knockoff. It is starting to get mature lower...
I have decided that I would like to display some of my succulents so one of my chambers must go. I prefer the lowland plants so I am trading off the highland neps. They are in the green house right now and suffered some sunburn, but they are fine and all producing nice leaves. They usaully...
I have seen many threads asking what the easiest Nepenthes are, so I'll make it easier for anyone who wants to know.
The easiest species are Nepenthes:
...Highland-
alata
ventricosa
maxima
sanguinea
khasiana
fusca
tobaica
spatulata
...Lowland-
truncata
rafflesiana
reinwardtiana (i have...
GrowList 2020
Jeremiah Harris Carnivorous Plant Growlist
Colorado Springs CO
Jeremiahsplants@comcast.net
Aldrovanda
A. vesiculosa
Brocchinia
B. reducta
Bybilis
B. filifolia “Flowers mauve with pale lemon back”-Boulk area South Peninsular Kimberley W.A.
B. liniflora
Jeremiah's Cephalotus...
Well, here's what i bought:
Sarracenia flava
Drosera:
aliciae
slakii
scorpiodes
spathulata
venusta
capillaris
dielsiana
Nepenthes:
merrilliana
gracillima
inermis
tobaica
In all of these, i tried to get the ones with the most plants growing in with it. I found a ton of D. binata with...
Trades will come first in importance and will be sent out ASAP.
After trades I will take SASE ($2 for bubblelope or $3 small box and shipping). If SASE -
first - PM me,
second - send the money, making sure to have a return addresss and a note stating which plants and what your forum name...
I have what I think might be some type of fungus (or something else) on some of my Nep leaves.
It ONLY effects the oldest leaves on the plant that have no pitcher anymore. It is also ONLY on a few plants and does not appear to be impacting on new growth.
At first I passed it off as simply the...
Dear Nepenthophiles:
Exotica plants has a stock of unique hybrids available now:
lowii x truncata
lowii x veitchii-H/L
truncata x aristo.
sibuyanensis x truncata
sibuyanensis x xtrusmardiensis
macfarlanei x sibuyanensis
(ramispina x macfarlanei) x sibuyanensis
ventricosa x sibuyanensis
tobaica...
Had a few spare hours today, and managed to take a few
photos that didn't turn out too badly. Thought I would share
them with all of you, since I surely enjoy all the pictures that
you post!
N. platychila upper pitcher.
Still pretty small, but it should be spectacular: N. hurrelliana.
N...
Hey guys, I thought I'd make a new thread about neps that you dislike or don't really care to own. We all know what you do liike, thats an easy thing but I don't think I've seen a thread where we disscussed what we don't really like.
I know its hard to say which ones we don't like because...
What are they? i want to try to aim for the PERFECT lowland conditions, in my lowland chamber. i'm growing n. x isamo kusakobe, n. x coccinea, and n. x ventrata. Pretty soon i'll be a acquiring n. northiana and n. tobaica. I want to achieve a sort of lowland nirvana. I want to know specifics...
I have a fairly large sized N.coccinea and a couple N.ventricosa to trade for Nepenthes that are not currently on my grow list. I also have non carnivorous Salvia divinorum plants to trade.
Please note that I am located in Canada.
Nepenthes Grow list :
N x ventrata
N.'judith fin'
N. tobaica...
Ive been reading a lot of things about N. Tobaica.
that petflytrap.com's tobaica is a hybrid
that some people sells plants labled n. tobaica but really is a hybrid
Im confused
Maybe Ill ask petflytrap.com if their N. tobaica is a hybrid or something
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