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Old 8th January 2011, 03:02 PM
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Default Re: Veitchii x maxima and x eymae

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Wah all the pictures so nice....Robert are they slow growing especially the veitchii x eymae? Maxima x veitchii different from veitchii x maxima i guess....since the female parent is maxima it will follow it more and be more vigorous..
Thanks Kenneth

IMHO, anything involving veitchii will be slightly slower growing and more sensitive towards humidity and well drained media.

For maxima x veitchii, if the female maxima is the intermediate form, it might not adapt well to our local weather but that's only in theory. Since most EP's nep are seed grown, it'll be hard to say for certain because no 2 are alike (both pitcher morphology and growth habit) when we talk about seed grown neps.
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