Neps on a spring day

[fly-catchers]

Hi
Here are a few photos taken on a lovely sunny spring day here.

N. hamata

N.sanguinea.

N. spectabilis x ventricosa.

N. sanguinea.x truncata.

And what I got as a N. ventricosa.x maxima, but I am not so sure? What do you think?

Cheers

bill

 

[Spectabilis73]

Nice! how big are those sanguinea pitchers? and what clone is it?

 

[fly-catchers]

Quote[/b] (Spectabilis73 @ April 25 2004,3:44)]Nice! how big are those sanguinea pitchers? and what clone is it?

Hi
The pitcher is about 6/7 inches in height. Its from Genting but was not given a clone number, as they were all different from seeds. This one goes very red as it matures, I have another which it far more orange. Very beautiful plants

cheers

bill

 

[nep29]

gota love the hamata

 

[schloaty]

Nice shots! The last one definately has ventricosa in it, but the other parrent? You're guess is as good as mine (if not better).

 

[The Griffin]

The hybrid is indeed attractive, and is agood example of when one parent dominates more than the other. N. maxima is as good as any guess, so I see no reason why to doubt the distributer at this point. I thought it was N. sibuyanensis when I saw the top half of the plant.

Regards,

Joe

 

[pond boy]

Beutiful! Gotta love the N.spectablis x ventricosa!