Show us your glandulifera hybrids!

[Dexenthes]

This thread is inspired firstly by my undying love for N. glandulifera and its kin, but also by the aristolochioides hybrid thread and the success it has had.

I have grown three N. glandulifera hybrids so far and I gotta say I have liked all of them a lot. N. glandulifera seems to consistently give its offspring a decent amount of hair all over the leaves and always the ubiquitous glands covering the whole plant.

So here are a few I have grown, but I would love to see anyone and everyone's glandulifera hybrids they have ever grown.

N. glandulifera x boschiana









N. ventricosa x glandulifera







N. talangensis x glandulifera

 

[Tanukimo]

The peristome looks just like a worm to me, especially on the Nepenthes ventricosa x glandulifera. Very interesting.

 

[Red Lowii]

Really nice! I like them all, great growing Dexenthes

 

[Red Lowii]

Any updates on N. gland x ephippiata? this was EP's pic

There's also this thread

http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php/135291-Nepenthes-glandulifera

 

[Dexenthes]

Loving this plant! N. talangensis x glandulifera

 

[jwbates26]

Do you mind sharing your growing conditions for your glandulifera x boschiana. I have one but the pitchers are tiny about half an inch and is growing extremely slow. I like this plant to much for it not to be growing to its potential.

 

[Dexenthes]

I had my plant inside of a terrarium and I grew it like all my other highland Nepenthes. It was in a substrate of pure LFS and it had temperatures between 80 and 55 degrees day and night respectively. I tried to keep the humidity around 80-100%. It grew very steadily in this environment.

I hope this helps.

 

[jwbates26]

Thank you. My glandulifera x boschiana is actually doing well. It seems to be a fairly easy Nep to grow. I was thinking of my gracillima which actually might be a ramispina. If I knew how to post pictures here I'd share some.

 

[East_to_west]

Here's my glandulifera x ephippiata. I really love this hybrid, and I have high hopes for it I'm an IDIOT and I ripped off the pitcher's lid with my camera !! I'm super bummed out, but luckily there's another (hopefully) larger pitcher on the way. This one was certainly quite a significant jump in size from the last one:

Here's the new pitcher with some snails on it (these soon became lunch)

Here's the previous (much smaller) pitcher. You can see how the peristome and the pitcher body darken significantly. I really wish I had bought a few more individuals of this cross from Tony when I had the chance

I also have a pretty big pitcher of maxima x glandulifera that should open up in the next day or two as well. I'll keep y'all posted with this pitcher as well, although it will be lidless

 

[jwbates26]

Here are a couple pitchers from my glandulifera x boschiana. I've had this plant for a couple years now and finally found an environment it seems to like. I've struggled a bit with my Nepenthes. Keeping humidity up and decent temperatures has been a problem but its been in this setup for a year now and is producing nice pitchers for me.

 

[Dexenthes]

Nice plants guys! N. glandulifera x ephippiata is just nutty!!

I am really happy about the clone that I selected of this plant. The striping does not completely fade with age.

N. talangensis x glandulifera

 

[Dexenthes]

 

[East_to_west]

Here's a very maxima looking maxima x glandulifera. It's colored up a lot since this photo and has taken on some really nice dark coloration:

 

[Red Lowii]

 

[Dexenthes]

Looks like there is an uncharacteristic lack of glands on the spectabilis cross?

N. talangtensis x glandulifera