Beginning of tropical rainy season

[NepNut]

Yay !! Now it started to rain 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

N. andamada (yet to be confirm by expert)

N. x Goblin (N. maxima x talangensis)

N. gracilis

N. x hookeriana

N. kongkandana

N. x kuchingensis

N. lowii x boschiana - More colorful

N. maxima-dark x merrilliana - finally colored up and gaining in size

N. mirabilis var globosa

N. mirabilis var globosa x xkuchingensis

N. x trichocarpa

N. truncata x ephippiata - Only the first pitcher

N. ventricosa x ovata - adapting well to L/L weather, albiet smaller pitcher size

Unknown 1 (Suspected a form of N. sp Giant Tigers)

Unknown 2 (possibly a form of N. kongkandana)

Unknown 3 (perhaps a complex hybrid with N. mirabilis)

That's all for now... thanks for viewing.

 

[Grey Moss]

Nice, all of those look great.

 

[PolishJeff]

Gorgeous!

 

[schloaty]

Holy smokes, it's nice to live where you do!

That last one bears a resemblence to x 'Coccinea.' What are the chances that's what it is?

 

[vraev]

gosh! some beautiful well grown plants. They definitely love the rain.

 

[Clue]

That last one bears a resemblence to x 'Coccinea.' What are the chances that's what it is?

It could even be just rafflesiana x mirabilis. I definitely see those two in that pitcher.

 

[nightsky]

I really like your maxima-dark x merrilliana. Looks like it's going to become a monster. Wish I could grow mine outside. Yours look quite healthy.

 

[Dexenthes]

Lowii x boschiana, is just wow... I need to have that plant in my presence, at some point in my life. Terrific Lowland collection, nice variety.

 

[NepNut]

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 cool house going.... yeah, keep on dreaming.

It could even be just rafflesiana x mirabilis. I definitely see those two in that pitcher.

Holy smokes, it's nice to live where you do!

That last one bears a resemblence to x 'Coccinea.' What are the chances that's what it is?

Yup... I was thinking along the same line, it's probabaly a hybrid between N. mirabilis and N. x coccinea or with N. rafflesiana... I got this plant from Thailand and during that time, I know some N. mirabilis x xcoccinea hybrids were available on the market.