Lance's Greenhouse mega thread

[lance]

Just got a N. Jamban in the mail today . It should have come on April 28th (my Bday), but what the heck ))

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Mini me!!


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The whole plant...as you can see it is vining rapidly with even the smallest pitcher at the bottom still alive and well.


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More to come soon!!!


- Lance

 

[dionae]

Thats a very nice Jamban.

 

[hazedshaman]

Impressive looking plants. Great looking nep house.

 

[Heli]

Awesome plant lance! Still need to find one.

 

[lance]

Some new plants...

N. (ventricosa X sibuyanensis) X (northiana X veitchii) no pitchers like most of the new arrivals, but the previous pics look very cool!

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N. eymae X Trusmadiensis looking very promising!

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N. X Dormuse [N. (ventricosa x bellii) x dubia]

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N. Macfarlanei.. small, but promising...thanks so much Thez for these plants!!!!!

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Now for another unrelated arrival...the disappointing thing about getting plants as birthday presents is that if they don't arrive at least a day before (friday) then can't just leave them in the hands of my parents ..still, it doesn't matter much because the plants still look amazing
N. [eymae X ( splendiana X lowii)] X Trusmadiensis... simply stunning! Thanks Tony!

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Now for some coffee treatment updates...the first plant to ever be coffee fed was my N. robcantleyi which was stalled at the time. Now, the coffee has produced a pitcher 3 TIMES bigger than the last one and jumpstarted the plant to start growing again! Now the pitcher looks like most of everyone else's!

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As you can see it has yet to color up since it JUST opened up... heres how much bigger it is than the other pitcher

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N. lowii X truncata WP with the newest pitcher...it sure is colorful, but not as impressive as the normal ones since it just got repotted.


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Thats all for now!

- Lance

 

[Brokken]

I'm especially curious about N. [eymae X ( splendiana X lowii)] X Trusmadiensis. I wanted to get one, but I'm not too sure about its potential. Keep us posted on their development.

 

[mato]

Looks great, Lance. Keep us updated with those interesting hybrids of yours.