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New plants finally here! and a coupld Updates!

Ok so here first are the updates:
N. hamata seedgrown BE
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N. macrophylla seedgrown BE
some of you may remeber when this arrived...looked nearly dead
well its doing much better and is actually inflating a pitcher
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Now the new ones, accidentally posted before i could add em -_-
N. jamban
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N. truncata x xTrusmadiensis
sorry this one is blurry, will get a better pic later
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and finally the king
N. rajah
this plant is a beast, barely fits in my rack. i had to bury half the vine under the media for it to fit, even then the vine had to be somewhat laid down. X_X cant wait for my greenhouse to get build now
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Very nice Kris. My jamban is currently weather delayed, but at least I get to look at yours to see what I can expect. The hamata has colored up nicely, and I'm glad to see that your macro has recovered nicely.
 
wow your plants look great :D i love how the N. Hamata and the Raja look, i'm jelous i'v been looking for a Raja and a Hamata at a decent price but yet to find one
 
Very impressive size on that rajah. I nearly got myself one also, but I just would not be able to handle it's eventual size. One day though... And your macro has recovered greatly!

Your jamban looks lanky like mine. I don't normally like long, viney type neps, but with this one it just means those great uppers will come sooner, I hope.
 
Very impressive size on that rajah. I nearly got myself one also, but I just would not be able to handle it's eventual size. One day though... And your macro has recovered greatly!

Your jamban looks lanky like mine. I don't normally like long, viney type neps, but with this one it just means those great uppers will come sooner, I hope.

Yeah its gonna be a monster one day. thankfully i have a greenhouse now. just have to build it :)
The Jamban is lanky, yeah. ive heard that Jamban, Jacqueineae, and Flava all vine early like their cousin Talangensis. So we will see :)
I am very happy with the Macrophylla now considering what its gone through.
 
nice plants. my n.rajah has pull out like 3 tendrils but none of them inflating pitcher lolll
 
Some more shots and another update!
Sibuyanensis
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Truncata x xTrusmadiensis
finally a clearer photo
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And some more shots of the rajah
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Enjoy!
 
OMG Kristoff... that Rajah is amazing! You are so lucky to have received such a ginormous plant! And in your conditions it should do quite nicely. Very cool :). Please keep us updated on the King's progression :). Thanks for sharing!

Daniel

PS: That Truncata x TM seems to have some promising color tones in the pitcher at such a young age. I absolutely love that cross. Thanks again!
 
Thanks for the comments everyone :) i will most definitely keep you guys posted on the "king's" progression. hopefully its a queen lol! Jeremiah Harris apparently had his rajah flower, i might be missunderstanding its title, but it sounded like a female to me. :) and Nepenthes, that is another plant i will be watching very closely. There is quite a bit of potential in the truncata x xTrusmadiensis hybrids, aloooot of variability. cant wait to see how (s)he grows up in my conditions along side all 3 of its parents....will be quite interesting :)
 
"The Jamban is lanky, yeah. ive heard that Jamban, Jacqueineae, and Flava all vine early like their cousin Talangensis. So we will see"
my jamban was very lanky before i did a cutting, which oddly made a bulb at the end of the cutting in the soil and is starting to make roots but back to the Jacqueineae it is a wide plant i dont think they get very lanky. i think the flava is the same way mine is to small to tell.
 
Some more updates to add
N. lowii - Gunung Trusmadi
i havent photographed this one in awhile, it has been resting a pitcher in my glabrata pot for awhile but is finally inflating it. hopefully gonna be a nice pitcher like its previous ones
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N. glabrata - this thing is absolutely nuts, pitchers on every tendril, puts out atleast 2 1/2 leaves a month and just LOVES my UHL conditions
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N. tentaculata - Gunung Murud
Finally on the right track as far as pitchering, its third one for me. the one before opened up prematurely. this one is on the right track
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N. macrophylla seedgrown BE - i know i updated on this a couple posts up, but the pitcher that is inflating has grown quite noticeably over the last day and a half.
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N. truncata - Pasian highland dark - this is the plant that put out the dark pitcher that i posted earlier last month or so. Hopefully as the plant gets older, that color will come out more and more.
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N. copelandii Mt. Apo - A cutting i receive a few months ago from Zero, thanks again bro :) let me know when your temps are warm enough to send the seedlings
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N. veitchii 'Batu Lawi' highland - such a cute little plant, i received this plant a few months ago from Maxposwillo in a trade. settled in right away and is growing quite well :) gonna be a winner when its older
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ENJOY!
 
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