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updated and new pics

macrophylla to the left, 'Predator' to the right
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merrilliana
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burbidgeae
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flava
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seed grown raff
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TC raff
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izumae x trusmadiensis
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'Black Dragon' anorexic pitcher.....its nearly 9 inches tall
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and my wifes vanda hybrid that lives with my neps
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amazing plants! I love the macrophylla and predator, also teh seed grow raff's colour is really cool and I love the flava... ZOMG I'm so jealous. lol anorexic black dragon pitcher, I really like it haha.
 
Rattler, where the hell did you get that insanely gorgeous orchid!? My fiance really wants a blue orchid, and I've been trying my damned hardest to find one...damn man. Nice plants btw, love the flava and black dragon
 
Kris, picked it up at a greenhouse in Florida when we were down there awhile back......look for hybrids with Vanda coerulea in it, its a cooler growing blue flowered vanda from the Himalayan foothills
 
spectacular plants man!! WOW!! great selection of species and hybrids. THat seed grown raff is crazy...its own pitcher crushing the plant. lol!.... irony!!! its like the whole "You are too overqualified to hire" scenario.... lol
 
Macrophylla looks cute!Do you guys notice most H/L neps peristome are like knives?Kinda sharp!How do you guys grow highland nepenthes?
 
its a cooler growing blue flowered vanda from the Himalayan foothills
I was curious how you got a Vanda to grow & bloom with a macrophylla! lol

Are those raffs in the same grow area as well?
 
everything is together.......more the cool end of intermediate than true highland........though with it being winter it might get closer to true highland for a few months.....alot of these plants are way more adaptable than most give them credit for....my biggest issue with neps is getting them used to my ~50% humidity, not the temps.....

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What kind of plant is behind the SG raf with the heavily mottled foliage?

its a young Paphiopedilum orchid......forget what the hybrid is off the top of my head....
 
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