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Some Pictures

Here's a few pics, enjoy!

N. petra:
n_petra.jpg


n_petra2.jpg



N. maxima dark x (n. northiana x veitchi):
n_maxdark.jpg



N. caesar:
n_caesar.jpg



N.eymae:
n_eymae.jpg
 
What is the parentage of petra? Bellii x ??
Is that an LHNN one?

Our Caesers look almost identical, except yours has a much nicer throat pattern. Lucky!
 
N. ventricosa*(talangensis*bongso) according to Bob's site. I thought it had N. bellii in it, too.
 
The origins of this N. petra is that I won a cutting in the live auction, from Carl (Karl?) from North Carolina, at the 2006 ICPS conference in Frostburg, Maryland.

The petra is very robust and even grew pitchers when I had it in 'not the best conditions, not in a tank' in my basement over the winter. Now it's outside in a shaded 4 foot wide by 4 foot deep by 6 foot tall mini greenhouse.


The Caesar I picked up at the NECPS show last fall from those dart frog guys in Massachussets. This is the first pitcher it has grown since I got it. It hasn't been happy until recently when it started getting more light and experiencing warmer temps in the room it's in.

I won the N. eymae last August in a raffle at the NECPS annual BBQ meeting at the frog guys's place. I'm totally psyched - it's sending up a basal shoot or two - can't tell just yet if it's one or two.
 
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