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Hi All...

Just some picture to share since i'm free this morning and took some picture...


N. × Coccinea

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...ncheong/Co.jpg

Closer look ( 0-0 )

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...cheong/ant.jpg

N. Rafflesiana (Brunai)

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...Raffbrunei.jpg

N. × Bicalcarata x (N. ampullaria × N. gracilis)

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...icalxtrico.jpg

N. Globosa "Old pitcher"

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...ong/Viking.jpg

N. × Trichocarpa (tricolor) (N. ampullaria × N. gracilis)
When i get this plant i was told by the grower that this is an tri colour... but not really... :bored:

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...cheong/Tri.jpg

N. Thorelii (Cambodia)

Lower pitcher

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x.../Cambodia2.jpg

Upper pitcher

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...g/Cambodia.jpg

N. Thorelii

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...g/Thailand.jpg

Now some games^^

What species this pitcher is?

Developing pitcher..

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...ong/Guess2.jpg

Lower pitcher..

http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x...eong/guess.jpg

That all for today folks... take goos care and have fun...

Regards
Jonathan

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Hi Johnathan

Nice neps man........I like all of them.Lemme guess those.........N copelandii?????Is it a hyrbid?????

Ken

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I don't know what species, maybe a hybrid? Or nep. clipeata? Argh....neps drive me crazy, so many species!!! Btw, thanks for sharing those pictures, all your neps look very healthy.......nice.:1thumbup:

Cheers

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Thanks for the compliment and glad you like it^^

Regards
Jonathan

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Beautiful neps Jonathan.

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Thanks Aron...

Glad you like it^^

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Hi guys...

Regarding the guess pitcher... any more guesses?

Okies here some hint...

Both of the parents is lowland species...

Regards
Jonathan

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Hi Johnathan

Well since theres no rules on guessing a million times i'll keep making wild guesses.

N alata x mirabilis

N alata x gracilis

Ken

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It's bical x gracilis also known as x Cantleyi, right?? Lovely neps btw...

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Hi Ken...

Hmm.. you got one parent plant right... "N. gracillis"
Keep trying^^

hahas sry robert not N. x Cantleyi... keep it going my friend^^

Regards
Jonathan

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mirabilis x gracilis :confused:

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Hi my friend...

Sorry no :blush: but anyway never give up ^^

Regards
Jonathan

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It looks like xTricocharpa tricolor!Nice pics BTW:)

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Hi Ali...

Nope it's not that pitcher...

Keep trying k^^

Regards
Jonathan

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gracilis x reinwardtiana or gracilis x tobaica?

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Hmm... nope sry...

need to try harder... :smile:

Btw David and Ts interested to try?

Regards
Jonathan

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Hi Jonathan!

Great plants!
Could you please post some closeups of your "N. thorelii" from Cambodia. Pictures of the lid and the peristome would be much appreciated.
I think your "N. thorelii" could actually be N. bokor:

http://www.lhnn.proboards107.com/ind...ay&thread=1775

Many thanks!

Friendly,

François.

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Hi Sockhom...

I will do some close up this weekend.. this should be interesting...

Regards
Jonathan

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Is another parent from Borneo? Big pitcher?

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TS, are you thinking about N. gracilis x northiana? I was also thinking about that. How Jon? Is it gracilis x north?

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will bet all my nepenthes on it being a gracilis x rafflesiana. it is a deadringer of my plant.

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Hi Soon

Confident aren't you lol................Hmmmm okay gimme Johnathan if he looses gimme 1 of his plants hahahahha.....Just kidding......I don't really see a raff in it anyways i am most probally wrong hahahaha.

Ken

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what, you mean it is not gracilis x rafflesiana? hmm, then i have absolutely no clue what it is.....:confused:

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Hi bro...

Hmm... yes the other parent is an giant size pitcher plant but they are also found in peninsular Malaysia... :laugh:

Hello Bro...

ooo... nope it's not N. gracillis x N. northiana.... :biggrin:

Regards
Jonathan

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Hello...
Hmm... are you really gonna bet all your plants on it? hehe :biggrin:
Hi Ken,

I don't think i get to offer you his plants :tongue: because the answer is below...:biggrin:

Hello again...

Yes you are correct... it is an N. gracillis x N. rafflesiana... i got this plant from a friend in brunei... alright we have a winner^^ hahas

Regards
Jonathan

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Hi Jonathan

Awwww dang!....

Ken

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haha, so it really is what i thought it is. the colour and shape is exactly like what i have. my plant came from KL and it is very easy to grow with cuttings. it is not a really good looking plant but i cherish it because it is a rare hybrid. i have never seen it sold anywhere since. maybe fauzi has some?

anyway, i dont have a big collection which is why i can bet on them!!:laugh:
i am only restarting my collection again, been purchasing them from a few sources. my wallet feels light nowadays.....

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