Originally Posted by kentosaurs (Post 3370)

Hi

I likw your N maxima the 1st one from YG park.Your truncata probally became smaller because you bought it from cmrn hl rit maybe because it highland truncata and assuming you're growing them in lowland conditions maybe it became smaller,if you are growing them in hl conditions maybe just adjust to new conditions.O yah u're using the same pot as me

Ken


Ken

Originally Posted by kentosaurs (Post 3373)

1 Q how to count the size of the pots if u tell me your pot size than i'll know mine so do you cound the diameter or just from 1 side to the other.And you growing space is quite big compared to mine i grow mine all outside the balcony i only got 9 neps and 1 sarr 1Vft and a few normal plants.

Originally Posted by harlem2347 (Post 3377)

:smile: Hi! Akirasama....
Woo....u get a lot of Neps...very wonderful!! https://forum.petpitcher.net/images/icons/icon14.gif
Although u said that truncata is become shorter but I feel it quite big…Hehe!!
I feel the 1st photo of ampullarias is the most beautiful..I like that picture..:1thumbup:
Thanks for show so many beautiful and cute Neps..https://forum.petpitcher.net/images/icons/icon10.gif

Originally Posted by malowie (Post 3381)

great collection you had there. how i wish my ampullaria had basal rosettes again....

Originally Posted by harlem2347 (Post 3388)

Originally Posted by David (Post 3817)

Hi Akira,

Glad to hear from you again on the forum. You have great looking plants. Your truncata pitcher is indeed huge. But waht made my jaw drop is your amps, especially your amp red giant.

By the way, that is not a maxima. It is a fusca hybrid. Probably fusca x miranda/maxima/etc. The fatter ones that you mentioned that you saw are xmiranda.

Originally Posted by Akirasama (Post 3829)

Thank you David, initialy I have the same thought with you coz my maxima really not looks like aother maxima in the internet that i saw. But the problem is, the YG park staff claims that the long and thin pitcher plant is maxima, and another maxima i bought it from fouzi with a clone name "maxima tentena" from BE, which is the fatter one.

After seaching and searching on the net, i finally found something, if i not mistaken, the long and thin maxima is actually a highland maxima, N. maxima Tlatawiran, as show at the below link
http://images.google.com.my/imgres?i...icial%26sa%3DG

while the fatter maxima tentena from BE still a medium plant, but i found that the plant steam and leaf is really different from the x miranda, i have a miranda too:tongue:, hope when the plant get matured will produce a pitcher like the photo at the below link

http://images.google.com.my/imgres?i...icial%26sa%3DG

Please do correct me if i am wrong, thank you

Originally Posted by TS (Post 3831)

Wah, you have a nice collection of neps. :wub: I like the amps so much. How about your study now? You seem to have more time now for your neps. :2thumbup: They are healthy and very well taken care of. :1thumbup:

Originally Posted by David (Post 3850)

Akira, I think you are right about it. The pitures of the N. maxima Tlatawiran comes from a reputable website. Perhaps I was mistaken. By the way does the main stem on your plant have reddish clour on it? I was told that if it has reddish colour on the main stem, that is a fusca hybrid.

Great research on your part. :1thumbup:

Originally Posted by Akirasama (Post 3851)

I finished my study already:biggrin: Later want to work, get more money, and buy more cp untill my whole backyard conquer by all the insect eating plants:2thumbup:

Originally Posted by David (Post 3856)

So, you're on holidays now awaiting yoru results? How long is your holidays? Now is the time for you to grab the opportunity and spend as much time as you want on CPs. Enjoy man... enjoy...