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Pyro

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I was taking a few pics of my inermis, since it finally got around to making uppers, and I noticed that it is putting out a spike. Not sure what the sex is but I might be up for some crossing here in a bit. If anyone else has a semi-interesting (i.e. not ventricosa, ventrata, etc) plant coming into spike in a bit I'd be interested in hearing from you to maybe set things up.
 
So, what are you waiting for? Post the pics!
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I wait for them!
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Mr_Aga
Milan - ITALY
 
That would be kind of interesting, though it might end of making a mundane-looking pitcher(the shape if hamata w/o the teeth along with inermis coloration).

Cheers,

Joe
 
Don't forget, if it's a female, each female flower can be polinated with something different, just be sure to label the blooms with a string-tag to keep track of your breeding experiments. and if you do multiple pollinations be darn sure no flies or bees get into your growing area or the pollen can be spread on the other flowers.
 
I like Swords idea, get some funky Cross breads going on. And i have to agree with The griffin, dont think that N. hamata would look to good with N. inermis if it had gotten the color, N. fusca might look preaty neat.

Cheers
 
Mr. Aga,

Nothing too spectacular at the moment, just the beginnings of a spike coming out of the last leaf. When the spike actually starts doing something I'll post a few photos though.

The hamata cross could be kind of cool. From the few hamata hybrids I have seen hamata seems very dominant with colour and pretty dominant with the peristome. I would predict some nicely coloured lowers at least and who knows what the uppers would look like.

@ Swords: I already had plans to do a few of the blooms with a huge truncata that my friend has in bloom.
 
I'll hook you up too Dustin, if your interested ;) let me know. the flowers have started to open. I agree the cross may not look very good, but then again it may! perhaps with repeated crossing to hamata, something interesting will pop up.
 
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