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Red Dragon 12th January 2011 09:45 AM
Re: My January Nepenthes
 
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Originally Posted by kentosaurs (Post 36433)
Wah nice nice neps :) Its sad we don't have a lot of alata forms here...They should be easy to grow and yet we're stuck with ventratas...
Ventratas? Oh, we dont see that often here. Mostly they sell alatas, common are the greens. When I was a kid, alata was my very first nepenthes and it can grow in any potting media even soil/sand.

Red Dragon 12th January 2011 09:50 AM
Re: My January Nepenthes
 
Thank you all. Glad you all like my alata collection. :shy:
Black hirsuta is kinda small like ampullaria. They even send basals like ampullaria too. The green and reds are big like alatas.
I hope to propagate these stuff. :smile:

jimmy0123 12th January 2011 11:42 AM
Re: My January Nepenthes
 
What an eye opener *biggrin2*. Nice to know alata have different form and love your pinky hook. :wub:

Red Dragon 12th January 2011 06:58 PM
Re: My January Nepenthes
 
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Originally Posted by jimmy0123 (Post 36485)
What an eye opener *biggrin2*. Nice to know alata have different form and love your pinky hook. :wub:
Yep, there are many types of alata but the true alata is the highland type. Its pretty, and can grow big too if with good humidity and high altitude.


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