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Today in the Neps house

Hi,
Here are a few quick photos taken from my Neps house:

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N. macfarlanei


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BE Species No. 1


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N. ventricosa x inermis


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N. ovata developing upper pitcher


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N. flava developing intermediate pitcher


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N. rajah L/H side. H. Tequila clone 2 front & N. villosa rear.


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N. villosa


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N. maxima "mini form" My first ever Nep I actually kept alive!! Now 21 years old!


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Heli jungle!!


cheers

bill
 
Your collection is INSANE! :spazz:


BTW...how do you manage to get ovata to make uppers?.....because mine won't.
 
Very nice, all of them. I especially like the composition on that macfarlanei shot. Your ventricosa x inermis looks very ventricosa-like, much more so than my own clone. My plant actually looks more like your flava. Anyways, keep up the good work!
~Joe
 
Looking amazing Bill. Glad to see that your highlanders are doing great as always.
 
Hi,
Thanks everyone for your kind words- most appreciated.
Because I tend to have very hard conditions particulary over winter most of my Neps stop pitchering and resume again in spring or early summer. Not surprising the villosa is one of the ones that takes its time to get going again. And like others have noted it is harder to get to reliably pitcher once it reaches a certain size. I am going to have to do a bit of a rejig in that part of the greenhouse to give it and the rajah more room!
I guess my min temp is about 59/65f in the summer & highs of 85f. Though the villosa is on the floor in a cooler part of the house.
The ovata took ages to take off but once it started to vine it rocketed ahead.

I am amazed my Neps do so well considering the neglect I give them!!

cheers

bill
 
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