Hei from KL
 

I'm wanna say hello to everyone here, glad to know so many carnivorous plant enthusiast here. Looking forward to learn from you guys. Thank you. :smile:

Re: Hei from KL
 

Nei Natureye,
Nice knowing you..a big worm welcome for you!

Re: Hei from KL
 

Are you Herman from Zoon Negara? Dom promoted your blog... or was it Josh's blog here. You can see coments from our members in that thread :smile:

We hope to learn from you too.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Hi Natureye,

A very warm welcome to you. Hope you like being here, there are a lot of friendly members here. Please do not hesitate to post your plant picture here for us to edmire or throw a question or two, there will be lovely people here willingly to answer/help.

Nice to have you with us.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Hi David, its Josh here. Herman is ultra busying with his work now. Thanks for all the comments.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Thanks TS.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Josh,

In your blog where you posted pictures of N. rafflesiana in that location, were there hybrids with ampullaria or maybe mirabilis or gracilis? I noticed the pictures of the N. rafflesiana you took has frill tendrils. That's kinda cool!

Do share with us more of your trips to the wild.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Hookeriana is the most common hybrid found, the rest are not hard to find too except for (bicalcarata X rafflesiana) and (albomarginata × rafflesiana) we have no luck finding them yet. In my gallery, i show a pix of rafflesiana × mirabilis var. echinostoma which is consider rare also.

http://natureye.com/nepenthes/nepent...fflesiana.html

The rafflesiana with lace tendrils is another variety call "Nepenthes rafflesiana var. alata J.H.Adam & Wil (1990) " found in Sibu.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Thanks for the info. Didn't realised the raff x mira var echi as the peristome was not wide like the parent plant. Perhaps the dominant genes came from the raff parent.

Re: Hei from KL
 

Welcome natureye, nice knowing you.