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Sorry to hear of the demise of your lil campy Thez...i know what a fan you are of the species.

The rest of your plants are looking great.

I was surprised to see the flower seemingly coming right out of the trunk of your chocolate plant...i've never seen them in flower before - best of luck with that one.

Do you start to get some cooler weather now? If so, that should help out with your HL/intermediate collection of Neps.

Thanks again for the update, it's always good to see the plants growing on your balcony.


dvg
 
Thanks guys :)

dvg: thx.. yeah they apparently flower right out of the trunk which is unsettling to me too :-)) The weather is sort-of cooler the past few months I think because it rained a few times... but now come the Santa Ana winds which bring hot, dry weather so I guess we'll see how everything copes with that :ohno:.
 
Wow thez! Everything is looking great, that is perhaps the biggest N. tenuis pitcher I've ever seen! Also, the caocao tree flower is amazing, you're really fortunate, now I must hunt for a chocolate tree!
 
Hmm.. still being delinquent but I have a few pics to share :) Meanwhile I hate how they've changed photobucket.. (why are my pics different sizes ???)

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ventricosa x hamata
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khasiana x viking
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Paph mutt making to bloom!!
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The boschiana x campanulata blooming (female!!)
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Ping flower... I know not which ping it is ???
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hamata BE clone
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and platychila
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I couldn't agree more about photobucket thez. Once again great pics! I really need to spend a day and read through this thread entirely. That ping flower really grabs ya!
 
Nice update! Really like the platychila, it's a really pretty species. Also the ventricosa x hamata is really nice! I know it's probably been mentioned somewhere in the 100 pages of this thread, but what are your conditions like?

I was trying to get some pics off of photobucket last night and it was down. Your comment made me check it out again. It looks really different but I actually like it more. The layout makes more sense to me and it seems a lot faster. That's a big improvement because before it took so long just to look at a picture.
 
Nice update as usual! As others have stated, loving that ventricosa x hamata.

I agree, photobucket in the "bucket," I have gone back to Flickr.
 
Thanks guys :)

dueoka: My conditions for the CPs for all but khas x viking, bosch x campy, thor x campy, alata, campy x (spec x talan), xclarabell, clippy x (clippy x eymae), campy x max, nephthys, and robcantleyii is out on my balcony in zip code 92103 :) The warmer half of the year I'd say 75-80 by day and 60-70 by night. The chillier half of the year I'd say 65-70 by day and 40-50 by night. The villosa spends the nights in the fridge though. The ones I excluded sit inside behind a window so whatever it is outside by day, +/- fiveish degrees and maybe a 5degree temp drop at night. Humidity is whatever the ocean decides to roll in or not so sometimes it gets up to 100% and I've seen 0% as well. Light hours is whatever the sun provides. Oh, and I have the petiolaris dews at work with Neps clipeata, hamiguitanensis and peltata currently on 12hrs on/12 off daylight 26w cfl bulb in a small terrarium with nothing but that bulb for heat/light.
 
Very nice plants thez! That vent x hamata except for the lighter body is really starting to look like playt x hamata.
 
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