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Old 17th December 2009, 06:14 AM
Sockhom Sockhom is offline
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Default Highland pitcher plants

The temperatures are quite good for highland species. Maybe even a bit too cold.
This is my latest N. ephippiata pitcher:
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Some N. glabrata aerial pitchers:
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N. boschiana :
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N. spectabilis:
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And a look at one of my Heliamphora terrarium. Yes, they are highland pitcher plants too ;-)
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François.
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