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trashcan
O:-)
Hello.... I was hoping to get some picture submissions for the user gallery. If anyone would like to have a chance to get their picture included, please forward your submission to pcrane@petflytrap.com .. Send away!
Pat
Pat
Good guesses everyone :>
Yes it was a very tough one. And being a small seedling makes it even more so.
It is a N. argentii
Once you see a nonseedling pitcher you will probably be able to see some similarities.
Tony
Yes it was a very tough one. And being a small seedling makes it even more so.
It is a N. argentii
Once you see a nonseedling pitcher you will probably be able to see some similarities.
Tony
nepenthes gracilis
Nepenthes Specialist
Ohh, hmm......well that was hard!
Tony, i knew it was N. Argentii, or thats what first came to my mind
becuase the pitcher was half way under the soil, an i know it lives in a harsh condition and it trusts the tendrils under ground and maakes the pitchers then and only like the top shows, its pretty cool, but its pricey, how do you grow it?
becuase the pitcher was half way under the soil, an i know it lives in a harsh condition and it trusts the tendrils under ground and maakes the pitchers then and only like the top shows, its pretty cool, but its pricey, how do you grow it?
Burbidgeae?
(Edited by mindmaze128 at 8:18 pm on May 23, 2002)
nepenthes gracilis
Nepenthes Specialist
Pat, N.Lowii.
trashcan
O:-)
Yup, Nep G guessed it.
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http://www.exoticplantsplus.com/NlowiiMT1CR.htm
That's a pic from Tony's gallery of what it should look like (not anytime soon, lowii's are slooooow growers
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http://www.exoticplantsplus.com/NlowiiMT1CR.htm
That's a pic from Tony's gallery of what it should look like (not anytime soon, lowii's are slooooow growers
The lower pitchers are very much different than the upper pitchers. Which are the ones you find pictured most often.
Tony
Tony
Hi Pat,
I won't be too pessimistic about the time to wait to see typical lower pitchers with bristles under the lid. Judgung from your picture your plant is only very few leafes away from this point. My guess is you'll see it in the next two pitchers - OK that's of course four to five months of waiting...
Joachim
I won't be too pessimistic about the time to wait to see typical lower pitchers with bristles under the lid. Judgung from your picture your plant is only very few leafes away from this point. My guess is you'll see it in the next two pitchers - OK that's of course four to five months of waiting...
Joachim
nepenthes gracilis
Nepenthes Specialist
Am I good or what.
Of course if I hadn't went to Tony's GH I may not have got it, but since he showed my a Lowii up close and personal I knew it was one, just the way the teeth are color and curved inwards. Post some more, I like this! Maby we should start another thread to decrease page download time??
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Yeah, it takes my computer like 4 minutes to finish downloading.