Wild x Kuchingensis
 

Just some pictures to share. I think there's a difference between N. Mirabilis x N. Ampullaria and N. Ampullaria x N. Mirabilis. :confused:

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Re: Wild x Kuchingensis
 

I like the shape of the uppers of this hybrid in the third picture. Looks like you really travel a lot and have these opportunity to see all these Nepenthes in the wild. Thanks for sharing again.

Got to ask you to take me along the next time if you don't mind.

Re: Wild x Kuchingensis
 

Nice find, Wong. Envy you to be able to find neps not that far from home. I have to drive 5 hrs just to get to Selangor... :sweating:

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David & Nepnut, I travel a lot during my work and I usually go looking for neps after I finished my work. So, that is why I visit some of the site quite often. *biggrin2* I'm still hoping to find other LL species like Albo and Raff in Selangor. Wish me luck.:1thumbup:

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is the last few picture n. trichocarpa(n. amp x n. gracilis)? cos i got 1 exactly the same as the last pic, was told by another hobbyist(terance) it is since i got it from him few months back, tq:smile:

Re: Wild x Kuchingensis
 

Sooxiwei,
It looks like it but the last 4 pictures are from the same plant. I think Trichocarpa should have a thinner peristome. :2thumbup:

Re: Wild x Kuchingensis
 

Yes, the last few pictures are amp x mirabilis. Trichocarpa (amp x gracilis) has thinner peristome as what Wong sa