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[amitzauber]

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[kentosaurs]

Hey nice you really have some plants which are not so common in cultivation...Oh yeah for the rajah..Don't know if its just young or anything but those leaf shapes dont look like them..

Ken

[adilevi424]

Originally Posted by kentosaurs

Hey nice you really have some plants which are not so common in cultivation...Oh yeah for the rajah..Don't know if its just young or anything but those leaf shapes dont look like them..

Ken

what about mine,Is that looks like rajah?
we (me and amit) got them from wistuba

by the way amit all of your plants came much bigger then mine even the rajah look at my veitchii (yours 3 times bigger then mine)

[kentosaurs]

Hi guys

Just for your info i'm bad in IDing plants as i have almost 99% been corrected always still tryin to learn..So lemme try on urs adi..Its stem does have a little more rajah look in it and so does the leaves in the 2nd picture

My rajah seems to have fatter leaves but its like that probally because its bigger but to me a little to thin ( i always refer TO ME ) as i can be wrong..Anyone else can help on this?

Ken

[adilevi424]

hi ken I am pretty sure about the ID
I am not an expert but our plants is way too small for someone given them ID the only thing for me that looks like rajah in our plants is the lid

[Jimmy]

I'm pretty sure that the N. rajahs are real N. rajahs. Remember, small seedlings don't truly reflect adult characteristics of the species - you might not see the roundish leaves until it is 2, 3, 4, or even 5 times bigger, and then you'll have to wait until it's bigger yet to see the tubby purple rajah pitchers.