Re: Nepenthes bokorensis
 

GAHHHH THOSE FAT LIPS!!!!!.....I would kill to get a plant like that (joking) Its a lowland species right? Looks a lot like those thorelii or mirabilis from thailand u know those neps there all have that look..

Ken

Re: Nepenthes bokorensis
 

Actually this sp. resembles closely to Tiger from Thailand.

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Ken,
If you look closely on one of the pics, you'll see LSM on the background, that should give you an idea....

Re: Nepenthes bokorensis
 

Awww man....... I actually saw that but "pretending" not to see that to bluff myself "its a lowland species,Its a lowland species" lol

Ken

Re: Nepenthes bokorensis
 

Hi Ken

Actually, N. bokorensis grows between 800 and 1100 masl and it grows VERY well in lowland conditions!
My seedgrown (18 months old) are 35/40 cm large now.


Cheers,

François.

Re: Nepenthes bokorensis
 

Yay!! Grows well in lowland. When its available and cheap I'll get one.(Hope its not like hamata RM500)

Re: Nepenthes bokorensis
 

Well that's a good news for us!;)

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Sweet!!!....Goal for the lowland species...Its always the highland species being discovered...Well that makes sense since 70% of neps are from the highland areas..You send some seeds to EP right? Hope they'll mass produce them ASAP :)

Ken

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Hope to see real fascinating hybrids they create using N.Bokoriensis.

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Hi Ali

I heard that some nurseries which use "thorelii" in they're cross is not the reali thorelii in fact people might have mistaken it for different plant maybe even this plant i saw all this from this thread
http://pitcherplants.proboards34.com...ad=7322&page=1

Anyways i would prefer a pure species then a hybrid of this guy i guess...Not that sure anyways cos this plant looks fantastic just on its own..(Gardenier its so good that it can be eaten on its own :) lol)

Ken