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Aliamyz 12th April 2009 03:36 PM

1st pitcher
 
Hi guys,

After years of waiting,finally this guy planned to put out it's first pitcher.

xJungle bells

One morning,a miracle happened*biggrin2*
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The same pitcher after two days.:wub:
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This guy sure grows slowly though.Please share yours everyone.:1thumbup:

zulteh279 12th April 2009 10:06 PM

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nice pitcher Ali...i'm sure you are very happy to know that your years of waiting for it to pitcher had finally paid off...congrads man...

kentosaurs 12th April 2009 11:32 PM

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Hi Ali

That hybrid is from EP right? I tot it does quite well in our conditions.....Sibu x vent...Anyways just share a bit...During the rainiest season of KL which is april (found out :) ) The cool weather has really helped my lady pauline...It has made its first pitcher after being pitcherless for so long..Well its kinda greenish since it was form in my vent's pot

Ken

Aliamyz 13th April 2009 03:40 PM

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Thanx Zulteh.

Kne,

This hybrid is very vigorous...maybe why it did pitcher for me is because it was acclimatizing to my new conditions.
My xLady pauline is coloring up very nicely though.

plantlover 13th April 2009 04:06 PM

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Its sibu x vent? No wonder it reminds me of my sibuyanensis. Congrats on your first pitcher.

eboat 14th April 2009 10:51 PM

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Glad to see your pitcher,It's adapted on your condition.

Aliamyz 15th April 2009 04:32 PM

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Thanx guys;)

wijaya 18th April 2009 10:34 PM

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@Aliamyz: Yes, mine also took about a year before making a decent size pitcher, was making a deformed one several time. Got mine last year March. Here is the decent size and shaped pitcher, just waiting for the peristome to get reddish:
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Ed

Aliamyz 19th April 2009 10:21 AM

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The peristome turn redder:

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Wijaya,

Do you find your xJungle bells bottom stem turning brown?Because mine does.
The growing tips are fine but the stems are turning orange in colour and eventually to brown.
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Thanx!

plantlover 19th April 2009 02:58 PM

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Is it becoming woody? My sibu acts like that too.

wijaya 23rd April 2009 09:59 PM

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@Ali: plantlover already answered that, it is becoming woody not turning brown the bad way *biggrin2*

Ed

Aliamyz 24th April 2009 05:03 PM

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Ed and Aaron,

Thanx for your reply,i never grew a sibuyanensis personaly so i didn't know they become woody when young.

My plants is only about 35cm in height.Just a rough estimate.

But i'm fine if the plant is not dying.;)

kit1212 24th April 2009 08:06 PM

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wow!How lovely.A year of taking care of it definitely has paid off.BTW do u encounter any problem of growing it in burnt earth?

funkychips 24th April 2009 08:15 PM

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I grow some of my plants (raffs, gracilis, mirabilis, x coccinea) in burnt earth and I find that they do quite well. I water them twice daily, once in the morning and in the evening. Other Neps like Miranda, Belli and Sumatrana I plant in mix of sand and peat plus perlite and a small amount of moss (for top dressing).

Aliamyz 24th April 2009 10:52 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kit1212 (Post 15441)
wow!How lovely.A year of taking care of it definitely has paid off.BTW do u encounter any problem of growing it in burnt earth?

Yes actually,they do dry out fast and doesn't give humidity like sphagnum moss.:spinning:


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