Pitcher picture..

[mass]

Freshly opened..

N. tobaica x talangensis

 

[Nepenthes101]

That pitcher looks really cool.

 

[mass]

Thanks bro.. apparently your the only one that thinks so.

 

[Williamg]

Thats a nice looking pitcher! Makes me want to expand my growing area more I thought because it was talangensis hybrid it would be smaller though? How big is it?

 

[Veronis]

Thanks bro.. apparently your the only one that thinks so.

Haha, I think it looks pretty cool too.

What are your growing conditions anyway? Artificial lighting, humidity, sunny windows...what's the story?

 

[mass]

Haha, I think it looks pretty cool too.

What are your growing conditions anyway? Artificial lighting, humidity, sunny windows...what's the story?

Grow box, 3 ~ T12's 2 Daylight/1 Sunshine bulbs, 1 ~ T8 Daylight bulb (so 4 bulbs total), 85% humidity, Ultra-Sonic fogging humidifier running hour 1/2 cycles for 15min. at a time, and a 14 hour light cycle.

 

[Veronis]

What kind of water do you put in the humidifier? Or is it safe to use tap water for humidity?

 

[mass]

What kind of water do you put in the humidifier? Or is it safe to use tap water for humidity?

I use distilled or reverse osmosis.. No tap water, that's a no no.

 

[Dexenthes]

That's definitely an interesting cross. Almost reminds me of a glabrata lower pitcher.

 

[Clue]

Interesting, thought, that this cross shows very little talangensis characteristics compared to others, like maxima x talangensis or sibuyanensis x talangensis, who's pitchers are shaped more like talangensis. Very cool cross!

 

[SirKristoff]

Clue, also take into account that this is a transitional pitcher between lowers and uppers (intermediate closer to upper)
its a pretty cute little plant, good job MM

 

[mass]

Thanks bud.. Can't wait to see what the newer pitchers will look like.