raff seedling

[Robert]

a seed grown raff since Feb.,2007. It turned out to be a raff var alta. Awesome - the pitcher size equate the leaf length




a newly formed raff tricolour var alata from a cutting

[kit1212]

They are very very nice!!

[paphioboy]

Wow.. Those big pitchers must also be the result of excellent culture.. Interesting how the tendrils of your raffs has part of the leaf blade attached right to the pitcher.. My raffs have smooth tendrils..

[alienfx]

Dear Robert was wondering if ur raff tricolor could be something else like raff Harlequin... I have a raff tricolor also but looks different then yours. Raffs got too many variation,sometimes confusing.

[shamrock]

those tri-colored pitchers are really lovely!!

[Robert]

Alienfx, raff colours and forms are very diverse. Under the raff tricolour category they came in different colours and shapes . Tendrils are either the normal,winged or elongated, pitchers are either nprmal, squat or giant.

[NepNut]

Nice raffs everyone, I have to agree that raff is probably the most diverse among nepenthes species. Besides pitcher varieties and among others, you can also see different coloration on the underside of the leaves.

Since they're mostly L/L nep, It make it possible for hobbyist from the tropics to be able to grow them easily in our L/L tropical weather, I'm proud to be one of them...

To add to the tricolor varieties, here's one of my tricolor but without the fancy frilled winged tendril...

[alienfx]

Nice Raff there,Nepnut...Wonder why Raff's got so much variety?What gives them the different colour's?Why certain place only have certain colours?

[hosh]

Real confusing these raff.

Was told mt raff is squat red but then it looks like the tricolor posted????

Are they the same. Please help.

hosh

[hosh]

oops typo....my raff, not "mt raff". sorry