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Originally Posted by David
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.
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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.