My N. muluensis x lowii

[maxposwillo]

Since some people asked for more pics of my N. muluensis x lowii here are some more.

 

[jm82792]

I like it
Still waiting for my intermediates to pitcher they may be very slow from the power outage and cool temps.

 

[CNCreefer]

Nice. What are your growing conditions? Mine doesn't like me for some reason.

 

[D_muscipula]

nice max

 

[phissionkorps]

I killed one of these, then got another, and it hasn't pitchered for me ever (couple months)

 

[vraev]

I love this plant. its one of the few hybrids I like. Definately on my next to buy list. As long as highland conditions are given its an easy nep apparently ... just very slow.

 

[maxposwillo]

Thanks! My conditions are 70 80% humidity under 160 watts of light and the temps are 70-80 F in the day and 60-50 F at night.

 

[CPsInAtl]

I haven't seen a pitcher on mine for over a year... I think (I hope) it was because the summer was just too hot and the temps were always 75deg - 90deg in the house.

 

[DerbyCityNeps]

wow! very nice! mine seems to be a bit older than yours and it starting to make some amazing pitchers. im so glad i bought it!

Vraev: yea...its slow. but its not as slow as some of my other neps it seems like FOREVER for it to make a pitcher.... i has one developing now that has been deveoping for 3 weeks now....its still just a little bud! i dont really like hybrids. but this one looks so much like a species(confusing i guess) that i really dont care. and i LOVE the dark pitchers witht he purple persimtone and the white bands its very easy but likes a bit more humidity. mine made pitchers but they never were complete.

Alex

 

[maxposwillo]

Thanks!

 

[b.t.]

Slow plant but long lasting pitchers. I have this pitcher from Dec 06 that's still not died on my mulu x lowii

 

[Dave S.]

Here is a picture of my mostly upper pitcher for N. muluensis x lowii:

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It is starting to take on the narrow waist of N . lowii. I have been growing this plant since late 2003. The picture quality is a little off, but know people are interested in what an upper N. muluensis x lowii pitcher looks like.