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Hey N. ampullaria
Hai, recently i was out of my mind and bought this little fellow, here come a question, can u all guess how much this cost??(Sorry, no price for the winner*biggrin2*)
If not mistakenly calculate, there got at least 3babies(4actually, but shoots rot already) and 3 mature plant together http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7559.jpg http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7560.jpg http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7561.jpg see, small shoots coming out from the not-producing mature plant:sweating: One more picture trying on air propagation method http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7565.jpg Hoping this one will success at last....huh But i was curious that why that stem of the plant did not produce any pitcher at all, i was found out that there were a scar(because someone bend the plant) and the another baby stem come out, could this be the main reason why the plant did not producing any pitcher at all?:spinning: Kindly ask for any pro for answering my question..... What medium should i using for this plant and what should i notice or have extra attention on it?? THanks!!! |
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Where did you buy this?? The basals look cute!!
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I buy near the nursery at my place, at first thought there were no other CP, but when i ask the owner, he say got one...but in bad shape, so i ask for a look, and what i found is that and i buy it cheaply, the original price is RM25
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Wah..like that I also want buy!!
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Haha...too cheap for you? The cost living in KL difference so the CP price also very high?
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No la... But RM25 for a amp that size!!
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Hmmm.....u did not read my post er? I just said that original price is RM25....but the real price is more cheaper....Muahahaha
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Wah...
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Really....because the owner saying that it was in bad shape...even though i dunno what is he meaning....haha
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I think he mean the two 'sticks' xP
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Porably.....just feel thankful because able to get this plant in cheap price....hehe
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Amp rarely produces upper pitchers. They are well known for the basal pitchers that they make, and some people actually cut the main stem to encourage the growth of a large clump of ground pitchers. Maybe the plant wasn't given't the right condition so that it could produce pitchers on the stem. However, this plant looks quite healthy and you got it at a superb price, considering it is less than RM25. Best to repot it so that it gets more space to put up more basals and ground pitchers.
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i am sorry to say that ur plant looks like poached from the wild, the leaves looks so long !!
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Hope it can maintain....:biggrin: |
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Sure. Nep amp are very hardy, but if your area rains a lot and you are exposing the plant in open areas, you can use a mix of sphagnum and coco chips. Or peat moss and perlite.
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Mine isn't very hardy...last time I forgot to water it and it stop pitchering:spinning:ouch.
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Okay.....will report it after i get my new sphagnum moss supply, because i had almost use it up because of the Drosera and Utricula seeds...hope they will survive and bloom at my house....... =)
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give it a wider pot, your ampullaria looks strong and should be ale to grow more basals, i suggest you can change to Baba HP-130 pot which has a plate attached..
Ampullaria seems to benefit from this kind of pot that can keep the moss always in wet condition. Shade the plant 50%, amp does not like too bright . |
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The basals look really good Allen! I think you can just cut off the long stems and wait for the basals to grow bigger. I grow mine in the terrarium in a shallow water tray. They really like a lot of humidity and moisture. They don't take too well to my garden though, which is a little unpredictable in terms of weather and air circulation. :spinning:
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Thanks funkychips, i was too dear of it....just hope that the air propagation method will work out so that i can have more plant and more plant for trade or sell(because i had almost used out my cash for many thing for the plant, wuhuhu:crying::crying:) |
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i wish to add that most Baba pots are good for neps, i personally like the HP series which has a small plate attached to it, it is useful for those who only can water the plants once a day before they go to work. And during raining season, the plate can be detached to avoid too much water.
just my 2 cents about potting |
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Using a water trailer is better or put it near lots and lots of tong which contain rain water better to increase humidity?
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wide pot with moist moss is best
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Good tip cbkhoon, since it's scorching dry these few weeks...will get a few this coming weekend...:1thumbup:
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Baba got to pay me commision for promoting their pots... hahahaha
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Oh......lucky you cbkhoon..because you got quite an experience on these....:shy:
Will try to change their medium to all sphagnum moss when i buy some sphagnum moss nearby my house area....:1thumbup: Thanks again for the opinion!!*biggrin2* |
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Seems like you got 2 vareities of amp there... kill 2 birds with 1 stone, nice... *biggrin2* |
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two varieties? You sure? How can i define that there got two?? Asking for help here......hehe
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now only i can see u got 2 type in 1 pot, nepnut has sharp eyes
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now only i can see got 2 type amp in 1 pot, nepnut is really nep nut !!!:laugh:
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so it is real? i thought that the pitcher were temporary not producing any colour pitcher, nvr thought that, wohoo.....one stone with two birds, hope this is true.... =)
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It's two birds with one stone :smile:. For me, amp pitchers and does well as long as you keep the media wet and humidity stable. If it flowers, tell us. Hee hee.....
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Okay....sure, no problem, hope that the plant will kept healthy and will have flower soon.....hehe, but where can i find pollen? Wuhuhu...
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Ellen, if you want to flower the amps, you'll need to expose it to stronger sunlight, preferbly direct sunlight at this stage for it's vining stems and leaves. If you decide to do this (at your own risk), please do it step by step because the plants you just got was probably in a weaken stage and you need to nurse it back to full health before doing so. I think will probably take you another 3-4 months before you shd try what I suggested if you wanted it to flower. My tiny 2 cents... *biggrin2* |
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Then how about N. gracilis? what should i do so that it could flower?? Okay...i will help it steps by steps, i will protect it!!!:mad:*biggrin2*:mad:
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Most neps will flower after they reach vining stage (ie. producing intermediate / upper pitchers) provided they recieve ample sunlight and were in healthy condition. Stress also known to induce flowring but usually those flower will not produce strong offspring (seed/pollen) or the end results (seeds) might not be viable.
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But strangely, my N.gracilis never have it's pitcher changing....all it were produce was just same type and small pitcher only even though i keep it in good condition that i can provide.....
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N. gracilis usually has small pitchers. Maybe you need to expose it to more sunlight and repot the plant.
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Hmm.... but i think i would not able to reach high pitcher because i usually found it on the mountain.....temperature problem!!!
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Just report this evening and captured some picture, post up for sharing:shy:
i found out that it's roots were very shorts, hoping it won't kill them...i re potted them with sphagnum moss with some pebbles with it(did not have money for buy perlite at ace:crying::crying:) Just like what Nepnut were said, there were two species in the pot, and i had split them into three pots, hoping each of them to survive...:1thumbup: http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7567.jpg pitcher one http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7568.jpg closer look up http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7569.jpg http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7570.jpg http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...n/CIMG7571.jpg This all....got problem please correct me....i will water them 2times a day...hope it won't rot...wuhuhu:crying::crying: |
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if u have altered the root, i suggest u keep them shaded 50% , and water once enuf
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altered? what is the meaning? sorry for weak grammer.....
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The so called "pebbles" in the photo is 1 type of stone that will increase ph... So, it is not suitable for most of nepenthes, except for few sp. like N. northiana... Advice you take out all of them...
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But if i take it all out, what will left just sphagnum moss....will it do?
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Okay。。。will take them out this evening.....hope that i won't give much shock for them...Haizzz
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Lucky you.Two species in one pot
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marvin-yup....got three plant after repot....
casey- remove pebbles already...hope it will survive |
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