Spring photos

[killerplantsguy]

Finally had a sunny day.  Took some photos late this afternoon - hope you enjoy:

N. burbidgeae x edwardsiana

N. spathulata

N. 'Peter D' Amato'

N. ephippiata - not sure why lid reflexed

N. diatas - meadow form

N. mira

KPG

 

[fc3srx713b]

nice man! do you have more recent pics of that inermis x bongso?

 

[LLeopardGGecko]

Nice! I love the N. diatas and the N. mira.

 

[schloaty]

Beauteous!
Nice photos. I really like the mira. Can't wait for mine to grow big like that.

 

[FedeAbra]

the burbidgeae x edwardsiana is lovely, I think I'm going to look for it!
the others are also very very very very nice. Can't wait my mira to make a pitchers like yours!

 

[nepenthes gracilis]

Lovely pics! N. ephippiata lids reflex for me as well...no clue why either.

 

[rlhirst]

I do like the edwardsiana hybrid. looks like your doing real well with that plant!

 

[christerb]

Oh, all are very nice, great growing, but I especially like your mira and the burbidgeae hybrid.

Does anyone know if this hybrid is still being circulated/sold in the hobby? I haven't seen it on Malesiana Trop. web site for some time.

Thanks again for showing the plants,

Christer

 

[Capslock]

Great photos and very, very nice plants! I especially like 'Peter D'Amato' and the "lowly" spathulata. I gotta get one of them.

Capslock

 

[killerplantsguy]

Thank you all for your kind comments.  I apologize for the quality, but here is an image showing peristome detail for N. mira:

KPG

 

[Goofzilla]

Beautiful plants! Your plants are outstanding.

 

[MrAga73]

killerplantsguy,
Nice fotos,but more nicer plants! The Peter D'Amato is also called Nepenthes bridgisiana or something like this...,eehhe.
Could you post some pic of the whole plant and pitcher? I love also a lot this hybrid.
See yah

Mr_Aga

Milan - ITALY

 

[Capslock]

N. 'Peter D'Amato' is a particularly red cultivar of N. x briggsiana (lowii x ventricosa). It's a great hybrid, one that I stumbled into owning myself (not the cultivar, I don't think.) Mine came as a pitcherless cutting labelled as N. burkeii x villosa, but it's clearly not that, as it looks like lowii x ventricosa and has hairs under the lid. The pitchers are unique in that they are very rigid, thick and almost woody. If you find one of these, snap it up!

Capslock