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N. hamata, of course.
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One of David's seed-grown hamatas:
It's so... pink!
It's certainly one of the best hamatas I've ever seen. Does it get any darker than that, or does it stay that color?
It does darken to a red/brown more like other hamatas (I think! I need to check), but it is certainly pink at that stage (new pitcher a week old)! I think its wonderful how much hamata and tentaculata share an overall aesthetic.
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N. spectabilis X veitchii
N. hamata opens its next pitcher.
(Wistuba clone #3)
(Wistuba clone #3)
Ferocious!
This one needs no introduction either....
N. glabrata X talangensis.
N. fusca upper.
And a detail view of hamata.
N. glabrata X talangensis.
N. fusca upper.
And a detail view of hamata.
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Seed-grown Leilani spectabilis:
N. burbidgea X talangensis:
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How can one human being have so many glorious pitcher plants
Three years of hard work and spending waaaaay too much money!
Dude! That burb x talang is dope!
N. naga is working on a new pitcher:
(Currently 10" tall and still expanding!)
(Currently 10" tall and still expanding!)
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Only 3 years?
And lots of dedicated, hard work, yes.