New low price for some EP species & hybrids

[NepNut]

Hi folks,
This is the latest update from EP
http://www.exoticaplants.com.au/welc...id=3&newsid=30

The pricing is much cheaper now compared to last time. N. lowii x campanulata used to go for AUS50 and N. veitchii (k) was sold at AUS60.

Another interesting hybrid N. lowii x boschiana is back on the pricelist @ AUS40. I have one and it had no problem even in current hot and dry weather in Malaysia thanks to the N. boschiana parent from MT.

Those interested can contact Fauzi directly as he's organizing an order.

BTW, anyone want to get a N. lowii x truncata for AUS400 <choked> ??

[kentosaurs]

Haiz now i wish im in aus or something...Its a little expensive cos of the exchange rate and those paper stuff/cert...(forgot what its called)

[kentosaurs]

35 AUS$

[kevyn chan]

Originally Posted by kentosaurs

35 AUS$

thanks...just saw it seconds after posting the question.

[delphiguy]

they've got really nice selections there, too bad as i wont be able to enjoy
them soon as the price is too much for my budget, not to mention the added
cost of having them shipped....

[edwardyeeks]

Hmmm....great plants and I'm tempted. I wonder though whether N. lowii x campanulata can grow in a terrarium with a temperature of 28-30 Celsius? The catalogue says it's intermediate.

[kentosaurs]

Ed as for as i've seen lots of growers are having good results outdoors here...But is best to ask experts

[Aliamyz]

Originally Posted by edwardyeeks

Hmmm....great plants and I'm tempted. I wonder though whether N. lowii x campanulata can grow in a terrarium with a temperature of 28-30 Celsius? The catalogue says it's intermediate.

This hybrid has no problem in growing outdoors as a lowlander Ed.

[edwardyeeks]

Thx....I just checked out the lowii x truncata. Apparently, they only have cuttings, perhaps thats why it's so expensive. Speaking of which, EP has some really superb hybrids, particularly northiana x veitchii (my point of view).

[NepNut]

From my point of view, N. lowii x campanulata is not as adaptable to L/L if compared it to other intermediate hybrids like N. veitchii H/L x boschiana, N. x Gothica and others... I always can't get multiple pitchers with N. lowii x campanulata, the best is only 2 pitchers at one time. It's sensitive to humidity.... That's just me, maybe others have better results...