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The Sarracenia minibog


An imposter in the Sarracenia minibog..


The VFT minibog which looks more like the drosera minibog..


N. tenuis & bongso


N.ovata's finally sprung its lid


N.vent x xtm


N.petiolata


The indoor jungle's nearly at the ceiling


some shots inside it - N.campanulata x maxima


rob pitcher growing in with stupid little lid syndrome :-(


ceph cutting finally putting out baby pitchers


and N.thorelli x campanulata uppers... small and shapely, where the lowers/intermediates were more robust and thorelli-like




Now I'm really excited for the seed this plant is making with platychila!
 
:drool: great plants! What is that variegated nep in the rob picture?

N.alata. There's a big plant in Hawaii from which cuttings get sold every now and then, I'm assuming from which a couple plants floating around the West coast originate, but they're mostly just in private collections.
 
Zu, nice update.... indoor jungle is getting huge lol
Is there a Leah in the sarr minibog?
 
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Thanks :)

No Leah... there is an Adrian Slack tho. That, umlauftiana, minor, flava ornata, purp montana and rosea luteolata. Some dews too.. although the survivors might just be a single patch of filiformis.
 
I brought the Neps that usually live in my terra at work, home, because I was out on vacation and stuff for a couple weeks. And they're getting big!

Nep. clipeata clone 2


clipeata clone U. Believe it or not, I've had this plant for 5 years. The description 'slow' grower doesn't even begin to describe the glacial pace.


and the peltata


Outside, business as usual. N. P D'Amato


hamata BE clone


a tenuis upper


and I think my dubia is finally inching closer to making uppers. The pitchers stopped having red streaks, although they still have a little bit of a lip to them (or maybe dubia uppers have lips? the plant is still only a few inches tall tho)


and tentaculata maroon spotted. I swear this must not be tentac but one of those re-classified neps. What's the one that looks like hamata that they renamed.. not alba but maybe nigra?
 
Dubia does have a peristome, that's one of the defining differences between it and inermis. Looks like you might already have uppers!
 
Zu, I think that you should definitely flood this thread with more Nepenthes clipeata. ;)
 
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