Travis' Nepenthes

[tje25]

A small update, not much going on right now.

Here is my N. villosa Tambuyukon about 6 months ago shortly after i got it.

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And here it is today.

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N. (ventricosa x spactabilis) x tenius

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N. truncata x spectabilis I think its stuck lol

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N. ventricosa x spectabilis

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Last but not least, N hamata AW clone #3. My newest pitcher

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Thanks for looking!!
Good growing all

 

[Stranger]

Looks like the villosa is making good progress, can't wait to see what it looks like in the next year or three!

 

[tje25]

Yes it is! Although, at the rate its growing, I'm pretty sure its a x kinabaluensis. But I'm still holding out hope its just a villosa.

 

[Whimgrinder]

Nicely grown, Travis - all of them! The Wistuba hamata is a great plant. (Pitcher in this photo is close to 6" tall. Same pitcher, different day)

 

[tje25]

Thank you Paul! Very nice pitcher there! How big is the plant itself?

 

[Whimgrinder]

Thank you Paul! Very nice pitcher there! How big is the plant itself?

I'm not sure....its currently half hidden under a very pushy N. robcantleyi which needs assigning a new place in the greenhouse. (The hamata is likely about 8" across with two growing points)

Its not actually that hidden, but I had to move some leaves to get a view of it. I really need to move some plants away from it! Here's a full view of the plant:
https://nitrogenseekers.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/img_0279.jpg

 

[M Jacobs]

Everything looks great! Nice growing!

 

[tje25]

Nice Paul! And thank you M Jacobs!

 

[tje25]

Update!

N. spectabilis;

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N. vogelii

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N. hamata AW clone #3

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N. veitchii (k)

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N. platychila x robcantlyi

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N. ventricosa x spectabilis

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N. sumatrana x (platychila x fusca)

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[tje25]

I forgot to mention, the bigger N. spectabilis flowers are polinated by N. ramispina, the rest will be pollinated with N. x mastersiana.

 

[mass]

 

[mass]

What all came from me? I forget what I sent.
My text responses aren't going through btw.

 

[tje25]

Thank you Travis, the N. veitchii (k) and the N. vogelii came from you.

 

[Red Lowii]

I forgot to mention, the bigger N. spectabilis flowers are polinated by N. ramispina, the rest will be pollinated with N. x mastersiana.

Sounds like a good cross and pods look fertile!

 

[tje25]

Thank you Red lowii! I am very excited! I also have a female tiveyi flowering that I will get to play with very soon.