I also dropped a piece of plexiglass and cut the grow tip clean off on both the macrophylla and peltata. AAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!!!!!That happened to me with my H. minor. You know how brittle they can get, so two or three pitchers got pretty much messed up. Nice looking plants by way.
Thanks! The toothy ones will always be my favorite. In fact, N. hamata was one of my first Nepenthes years ago. N. lowii and its primary hybrids are a distant second.Gorgeous plants!
I'm really into toothy plants as well, but the only one I got is N. villosa, you practically have all the plants I wish I could have, lucky you!
Your eddie is such a superstar! we clearly see it's in good hands
Thanks for showing!
Thanks, Travis. For size reference, the developing leaf on the lowii x truncata is about 9.5". The largest leaf on the lowland truncata (shown damaged above) is approximately 22".all pieces are "big pieces" when they get to be that size..
good looking plants as usual.
I also dropped a piece of plexiglass and cut the grow tip clean off on both the macrophylla and peltata. AAAARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!!!!!
I've only had the plant for a little over 2 months so can't take credit for how well grown it is. French3z deserves the credit for that. It did have a good size leaf jump after coffee treatment a month ago though.That lowii X truncata is GIANT! How long have you had the 'beast'?