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Old 5th August 2008, 11:23 PM
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Just sharing, this one I got from Fauzi:


the whole plant:


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Old 6th August 2008, 09:38 AM
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Fauzi was selling this plant??I don't know that!Thanx BTW.
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Old 6th August 2008, 10:03 AM
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That's a nice hybrid. This is the first time seeing this beauty. Very healthy plant too. Looks like the ampullaria genes is more dominant. I do not see the waist on the picthers that is N. ventricosa's "trademark"... Hmm, now I have to get one...

I realised your media mix is very airy, kinda like growing orchids. Is it wood chips and charcoal chips? How often do you have to water the plant?
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Old 6th August 2008, 10:32 PM
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@aliamyz: sure no problem, can try to check with him.

@david: thanks, the mixes I used is coco chips, pine bark, charcoal, pumice and bit of spaghnum moss. I watered them twice a day. Yes, the amp gene is stronger but the pitcher is kind of elongated and got the peristome of ventricosa, will take a clearer picture later on. This is also known as x garden tech, seeds grown from BE.

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Great looking pitchers you have there. Certainly has the cloration of the amp. The lid also looks to have taken more from the amp than the ventricosa.
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Thanks for the explaination Ed. That's really an airy mix. Some more the pots have holes at the side. I think I will try this. I think my neps will grow much better like that. Hmm, just the watering part. won't be able to water them twice-a-day...
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@strath76: Thanks and indeed more amps then ventricosa in this stage, but hopefully the pitcher will look better as they grow, probably the ventricosa will show in upper, time will tell.

@david: Yes, I am growing most of my neps with those pots with lots of holes on the side now, looks like they really like it, and no problem so far.
I am lucky to have someone do the watering part for me when I am away at work.
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