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N. truncata x ventricosa

hey there im bored and just took a couple pics of one of my nep's new pitcher, so here it is!!! thought i would share
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xdouglasx
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here is the whole new pitcher. it isnt fully developed as of yet, but i think it is still very beautiful. i believe that it will get much chubbier. 
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a big thanx goes out to tony cause that is who i got dis little wonder from hehe. hope ya enjoy!!!
xDouglasx
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Death66, is the truncataxventricosa a highland or lowland? It's really beautiful. Capslock is right, the insides do look like an oil painting! A Master Piece!!!
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Looks happy
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They will change as they mature. I expect the peristome to become a bit more flairing and the top of the pitcher a bit broader.

Bob Z. has a number of links for pictures on this hybrid in his Nepenthes section: CP Photo Finder -Nepenthes

Andenes - This hybrid should be very tolerant to a wide range of conditions. Ideally would like to see moderately warm days with a little cooling off at night.

Tony
 
Hi all:

I wonder how much cooling this plant will tolerate??. I have both a truncata and a ventricosa and neither likes too much cooling!!. So a hybrid may be on the intermediate, lowland side of things.

Gus
 
i am not very percise on the conditions but this is what i think it gets. i keep it inside under grow lights(16 hour or so photo period)
day temp- 75-82/ humidity over 80%
night- not sure exact temp but not too much of a drop
its seems very easy to take care of, hope my tidbit of info helps!!!
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Gus,
  Your ventricosa doesn't like temp drops at night?  I grow mine as a highlander, and it looks very happy
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 Is there a lowland form of ventricosa that I'm unaware of?
 
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