One more help!

[Marcos Ono]

Please ID !
thanks for any help.


1 Is it a N. belly?

2

3

4 Is it a N. thorelli?

5 Is it a N. thorelli?

6

7

8

Thanks for help me.

 

[Jefforever]

I hate ID'ing neps but here it goes:

I think #1 looks a lot like the sibuyanensis's I have. Bellii's usually have wings, do they not?

#3 looks like one of those fancy Hawaiian hybrids, so I'm not even gonna try.

#4 looks really nice; it may have thorelii in it or be some form of it.

#5 looks like the thorelii's I've seen. Also looks kinda mirabilis-ish.

#6 looks like a rubra hybrid.

#7 looks like a flava hybrid.

#8 looks like another rubra hybrid.

 

[Halt]

8 might be judith hindel x rubra

 

[theyellowdart]

I'll try the ones I have some sort of idea of...

2: Looks like either pure clipeata, clipeata x eymae, or clipeata x (clipeata x eymae)

7: definately has flava in it

8: Looks like rubra ssp jonesii, although probably a hybrid with it

 

[Jefforever]

Yeah, the last one has the same coloration as my ssp jonesii, but the shape is wrong.

Either way, you have some great looking plants on your hands, Marcos!

 

[cp-connection]

6. s. rubra ssp. alabamensis ..... tissue culture plant from Florida
7. possible S. flava ... I've had stressed plants look like this

I agree with Jefforever about 8.

 

[Marcos Ono]

Thank you very much for help me.
After this, we have now identified:
1- N. sibuyanensis
6-S. rubra ssp alabamensis
8-S. rubra ssp jonesii
I was thinking that plant 8 was a S. alata ´rubra`. Has Somebody a photo of this plant?
Thanks again.