My fews Nepenthes(xDyeriana ,

[marcos ono]

This is my Nepenthes
N. xDyeriana

N. rafflesiana

N. thorelli x N. ampullaria


N. gracillima


N. maxima


N. thorelli

N. rafflesiana ´gigantea`

N. ventricosa

N. gracillis


Have a nice day!

[kentosaurs]

Hi Marcos...

Nice neps!!!!!! Your ventricosa is soooo SICK (as in a its so exotic) I don't think your gracilis is a gracilis.....Looks nothing like it...But i dunnno what is that either...Anyways so to your raff gigantea...Does anyone think the raff gigantea has a rajah's lid?

Ken

[Aliamyz]

Nice pics Marcos.Your gracilis doesn't look like one.It might be a different hybrid or species.

BTW,love your xDyeriana.

[Jo3natz]

Love your beautiful pitchers marcos...

I do think your N. rafflesiana 'gigantea' is a raff's hybrid, and the gracilis is not a gracilis or it's hybrid, maybe a hybrid, but I think it's a species, where did you get it..?

regards,

[marcos ono]

Nice to hear yours opinions!
I am very surprised about my N. gracillis. I get this plant from Thomas Carow(Germany) 20 years ago or more. Sorry for mistake the name.
Here in Brazil, we have not a specialist in Nepenthes and some Nepenthes came here without names.
I have a N. coccinea and a N.xChelsonii but they are very similar. I will post soon.
Please write me any question or advice.
Thanks for all.

[TS]

Yes, the N. gracilis is definitely not a gracilis, Marcos. Anyway, it's pretty.
I wonder how big can a N. x dyeriana pitcher go, how old is your plant and what is the biggest pitcher size you ever get?

[David]

Marcos,

Can I know what the cultivation conditions are for your ventricosa? The lid is rather short. I have seen this odd shape pitchers on a plant in a nursery in Malaysia before. There is also one that has it's lid so skinny that it looks like the spur instead.

I thought perhaps the nursery guy fertilised his vertricosa and that's why it mutated.

[marcos ono]

Originally Posted by TS

Yes, the N. gracilis is definitely not a gracilis, Marcos. Anyway, it's pretty.
I wonder how big can a N. x dyeriana pitcher go, how old is your plant and what is the biggest pitcher size you ever get?

Hi TS,
Thanks,
My N xDyeriana has now 1 year old after cut and rooting.
The pic shows the bigest one until now. I hope this will grow more and big.

[marcos ono]

Originally Posted by David

Marcos,

Can I know what the cultivation conditions are for your ventricosa? The lid is rather short. I have seen this odd shape pitchers on a plant in a nursery in Malaysia before. There is also one that has it's lid so skinny that it looks like the spur instead.

I thought perhaps the nursery guy fertilised his vertricosa and that's why it mutated.

Hi David.
I will try to explain by my pool english.
I leave in a land at 750m of altitude and the summer came 29°C maximum media and in the winter hte temperature dow to 10°C media but some times below then 0°C .
My green house is covered by transparent plastic with shading 50%.
The air umidit is around 60%
My substrat is sphagnum moss( 50%) + fern root(30%) + sawdust(20%)
I never fertilise my Nepenthes but now I am thinking different.
Well, The most Nepenthes is over a table(50cm tall) but my N. ventricosa and N. rajah are on the ground.
I am rooting my cutting in vermiculita only.
I hope you undertand me.
Best regards.

[zulteh279]

Hi Marcos, love your nep especially your maxima and ventricosa.planing to get those species soon...And like every one has said, I agree that your gracilis is not a gracilis.But not to wory, an expert will come to rescue you soon to let you know the real name of that "gracilis"...I had made a few mistake before about my plants real names.