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N. tomoriana
Anyone grows this species?
I grew a small cutting once but it died soon after without any pitchers. Now that I have another plant, I notice that the pitchers are rather nice...with the dusty purplish tone to them. http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t.../tomoriana.jpg http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...tomoriana1.jpg |
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Cool, the interior of the pitcher looks like an inside-out amp tri-color! How old is this plant? (In terms of are these 'full sized' pitchers or is it still evolving into it's full potential), and how big are they (can't really get any scale from the shots). Put up a 'full frontal' photo when you get a chance please!
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very nice cindy, mine is still a BE's S size altho it's been with me for over a year!
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Hi Cindy
Nice guy/girl (argh hu cares) you have there.At first sight the pitcher looked like an immature N sumatrana pitcher.Does anyone find it looking like a N sumatrana too???? Ken |
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Well, if it turns out a girl I'll be happier. This is a medium size plant. Since not many people have got success with it here, I use the "miracle soil"...burnt earth! :laugh:
Gosh! Shawn, a frontal shot? Sure...of the pitcher tomorrow. LMAO |
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Very interesting nep, Cindy... arrgg pls stop showing nice pic of neps... I'm running out of space and money... :laugh:
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WoW..very cute and nice neps :1thumbup:...I always face one problem when see ur cps...dribble at the mouth :wub::wub:
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Here you go, Shawn. :laugh:
The 9" plant just arrived last Tuesday. I tend to leave the plants to harden to my growing conditions as soon as they arrive so it is not bagged up. http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...iana_plant.jpg All the pitchers are slightly over 2.5", excluding the lid. This is the only decent pitcher left which is not turning brown. http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...na_pitcher.jpg The tricolour speckle inside the pitcher. http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...a_speckles.jpg Because of the droopy lids, I didn't notice them until today. Quite nicely coloured too! http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t...oriana_lid.jpg |
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Ooh...The lids looks like strawberry
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