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Originally Posted by NepNut
Bonjour robthered,
I think your mystery nep is a hybrid with N. mirabilis gene in it. Can't be sure what's the other parent(s) as this stage yet... 
It's middle of the winter there in Montreal, right? Your neps seems to be getting a good amount of light  |
Hey Nepnut!
Yes it is the middle of winter here. We have snow coming down today and yesterday it was -30 celcuis lol. Wish i lived in Malaysia :P. I hate the snow, the cold and everything that comes along with it. Only good thing is I dont have to run an a/c to chill my plants, Just put a fan in front of my iced over windows lol. I'll post a pic of the windows tonight, there is about an inch of ice on the one in my plant room.
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Originally Posted by kevyn chan
look like a young hookeriana but i could be wrong.....  |
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Originally Posted by kentosaurs
I would say it has rafflesiana genes in it cause of the pitcher shape and also the leaves. Could be rafflesiana x mirabilis (from thailand) or something like that.
Just a guess  |
Thanks for all the info guys, it's very much appreciated :D. You all seem to think it's a lowland so I'm going to move it to my lowland tank; right now it's in my highland tank. Hopefully in time when it gets bigger it will be more easily identifiable. If anyone else has any ideas of what this nep is, I'm all ears
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