Re: Hi from terengganu
 

ya....a lot easier......thats why my vft die....my first carnivorous plant....haizz

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

no wonder nepenthes can easily be seen in the jungle and swamp..the wild nepenthes at my home are the one whos inhibit at swamp forest...they can be tall as the tree :eek:... venus fly trap? where do u get them, vincent..from another country i guest???

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

Welcome to Petpitcher! Hope you can rescue them from destruction!

Vincent is not from here so it's easier to get a flytrap. Here, we need more experience! You can get some from Cameron Highlands or order through other members of the forum.

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

Huh you mean the species or the actual plant?

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

Good to have you with us Din... Sorry to hear your story but that's a familiar story that many of us have heard. :crying:

Hope you'll be able to save some of the neps before they disappear forever. :crying:

Terengganu still got many place that have neps growing just by road side. If you look carefully, you can also find Drosera burmanii there.

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

for marvin1997, I mean the actual plant, huhu...i still don't know the exact species, if i come home earlier after work, i'll try snap the picture and want expert here identify it...i said nepenthes bcoz i see in the gallery look almost same.. thanks you all for your cooperation...yesterday manage to rescue 2 others CP..

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

Wow.....

We can find Drosera burmanii in Malaysia,
I wish to take a look on it......

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

Good :1thumbup:

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

I would like to see the pictures pls:blush:

Re: Hi from terengganu
 

I really wish the mysterious neps that you're rescuing are N. rafflesiana... if it's N. rafflesiana, I will pay you a visit *biggrin2**biggrin2*