Some little guys

[shawnintland]

Here's a few shots of some of the seedlings coming along in the nursery;

Viking (big wing x squat);


N. kuchinensis x miranda;


N. tiger x raff 'alata';


Another tiger x raff alata shot;


The transplanting bench;


The seedling house;


And some of the older siblings -

Viking;


A raff cap;


Hookeriana;


A couple N. albomarginata - kuching spotted;

[alienfx]

Well,you do have tons of happy look seedlings.Great job Shawn.

[strath76]

Great looking plants Shawn. So many seedlings. They certainly appear well organised. The first shot of the viking looks great.

[kentosaurs]

Nice neps shawn really enjoyed it.........I like the Viking

Just a question how do you define the grades of a N viking??? I assume the one in the picture is a Grade A?? I don't even know whats mine...

Ken

[Marigoldsfail21]

Wow! You were able to fit even more pots of seedlings in there? They really look like they're doing well. Good Job!

[shawnintland]

Originally Posted by kentosaurs

Just a question how do you define the grades of a N viking??? I assume the one in the picture is a Grade A?? I don't even know whats mine...

Ken

Thanks Ken, If you go to google and do a search for "Neofarm" you will find a link to Khun Nong and K. Surisak's website. Look for the link for "Articles in English language" then look at the "Viking" articles. There is a specific article on "Grading of Vikings". He has already explained it much better than I could! The rest of their articles on Vikings are very interesting as well. Have fun, I've got to go start packing for Penang...YAHOOOOO!

[harlem2347]

Wow ..shawn....u have a lot of seedlings..all look nicely and healthy..so wonderful...good job...
Thanks for ur sharing!!

[Aliamyz]

Wow Shawn,
They sure look healthy and have thepotential to be a beauty.

Thanx for sharing though.

[NepNut]

Very healthy looking seedlings you got there Shawn!! I'm sure they all will grow up to be some very beautiful neps... congrats !!

[Pananep]

Shawn,

Great looking plants and seedlings. I noticed you use coconut husk chips + perlite/pumice, and even have very young seedlings doing well in this mix. Question, do you sow your seeds directly onto this mix or have those young seedlings been transplanted into it? If they have been transplanted, then what soil mix do you use to sow/germinate seeds? Great looking plants once again. Later!