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N. Dyeriana
« Thread Started on Aug 7, 2007, 4:41am » This is an old Victorian clone propagated through cuttings. Centuries later, this plant is still productive as a pollen producer and is used in hybrids.

This plant is an easy grower for warm climate zones and is floriferous and grows with ease. These are upper pitchers from a compact vine that grows ever so slowly.

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Re: N. Dyeriana
« Reply #1 on Aug 7, 2007, 7:51am » Hi RainforestGuy,
Thanks for sharing. I love the stripes on the cup. So beautiful! It will be in my wishlist now!
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« Reply #2 on Aug 7, 2007, 10:31pm » So big and beautiful! I think none of my neps have grown to that size yet... sad to say
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Re: N. Dyeriana
« Reply #3 on Aug 8, 2007, 12:06pm » N. Dyeriana and N. Tivey are my 2 favorite victorians. But it seems almost impossible to get my hands on a N. Dyeriana around here.
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Re: N. Dyeriana
« Reply #4 on Aug 12, 2007, 12:36am » I would love to remake this Victorian hybrid using better colored and larger clones for each. Now finding the complex two parents to make this cross.

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