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Always great to see pics from you. The weather must just be perfect your Nepenthes about now.

I love the N. maxima x campanulata, but I'm wondering are you sure that is what it is? I have one from Wistuba and the tag reads N. campanulata x maxima. Not like it is that big of a deal, just wondering if you really do have the reverse cross or maybe one of ours is mislabeled.
 
Always great to see pics from you. The weather must just be perfect your Nepenthes about now.

I love the N. maxima x campanulata, but I'm wondering are you sure that is what it is? I have one from Wistuba and the tag reads N. campanulata x maxima. Not like it is that big of a deal, just wondering if you really do have the reverse cross or maybe one of ours is mislabeled.

Wistuba does indeed make campanulata x maxima, but also Sam Estes made a maxima x campanulata cross. The campy x maxima retains campy traits when it grows larger while the maxima ends up being more just like a plain maxima when it gets bigger.

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Oh sweet! Of course you would know, Thez. :p

Thanks for the info, that appears to be a perfect example of the difference that having the mother and father roles reversed can have.
 
Tje: That particular one was a trade that I did with Nep101.

Thez: Yes, as it grows the pitchers are becoming elongated like lowii. The max x campy came from Sam Estes. It was the only plant that I kept from the order Jeff and I made for the SBCPS. I certainly like the look of campy more than that of the maxima, so it's a shame that as the plant gets bigger it'll take after Maxima. Looking at the two pics you posted, I prefer the look of the campy x max more than the reverse.

Mass: It came from Exotica. In typical bad record keeping, I may have transposed the parents. If you know for a fact that this is prolly lowii x trunc, I will correct my mistake.

Tony: That is a fairly typical S. flava var. rubricorpora. But I'm glad you like it. :)

AV: Indeedy. :) Taken with a micro-four thirds 25mm (50mm equivalent) 2.4 exposure. I hope one day to understand cameras as well as you do. :)

Dex: It was labeled maxima x camp from Sam Estes. According to Thez, he's made that cross too, so it's likely right.

Thanks for the kudos, JB, Amph, C12, CreatureTom and iWest. :)
 
I know nothing factual of your plants except what you tell us buddy.
But as far as I can tell, EP doesn't offer truncata x lowii. Though they do offer lowii x truncata wide, squat, and once upon a time, straight up lowii x truncata. Which we all drool over every time Boris has something to say.
 
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nice Brokken--and glad to see everything growing so well for you! which heliamphora do you have that's smack dab in the middle of the last photo? looks beastly!
 
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