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Complex Hybrids
« Thread Started on Dec 11, 2007, 1:44pm » This is N. (stenophylla x lowii) x (Rokko x veitchii)
It is interesting how the characteristics of each is represented in this seedling. Note the striped peristome reminiscent of veitchii and perhaps Rokko. The thick sturdy pitcher is definitely from lowii/Trusmadiensis and the growth pattern is definitely veitchii.


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Re: Complex Hybrids
« Reply #1 on Dec 11, 2007, 10:21pm » Argghhhhh!!!! If I remembered the name correctly I almost had this beauty in my hands, but out of either bad cultivation or environment I lost it. I had some seeds but they never germinated. I was so excited to see how they'll turn out. Now I know.
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« Reply #2 on Dec 12, 2007, 1:46am » I believe this is a female and if ever I could get myhands on northiana pollen, I would cross it to this to make a warmer tolerant and highly colorful hybrid.
Other breeding candidates would be N. veitchii, thorelii, Dyeriana, and eymae

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Re: Complex Hybrids
« Reply #3 on Dec 12, 2007, 2:57am » Hi Michael, you have seen this photo before, but for the sake of those who haven't, here's mine.

I made multiple cutting recently and some have taken quite well.