Nepenthes bokorensis

[Sockhom]

Well, another new species.
But this one is a bit special to me:

http://www.lhnn.proboards107.com/ind...ay&thread=2884


Cheers,

François.

[rsivertsen]

Perhaps a N. meyii is not too far off. - Rich

[Aliamyz]

Congrates François for describing another new sp.

Where's the pics btw?

[kentosaurs]

OOOOOOOOOO Grats!!!!! Its like a few months no new species is describe then all of a sudden so many species are coming up!!!..Very good job

Ken

[plantlover]

Yay!! Another new nep. Good job.

[Sockhom]

Hello,

Thanks for the kind words.
Basically, you already know the species. It's the one I found in Cambodia and the one I entered in cultivation under the name "N. sp.
Cambodia" then "N. bokor". But now it's formerly described and, thus, its got a name: N. bokorensis.

Here are some pictures:
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Cheers,

François.

[Aliamyz]

Wow that's one nice plant there.I would like to get one if they become available.
The peristome of the lower pitcher is so broad!

Good job François!

[Aliamyz]

Actually this sp. resembles closely to Tiger from Thailand.

[Aliamyz]

Are there any known natural hybrid with this guy?

[kentosaurs]

GAHHHH THOSE FAT LIPS!!!!!.....I would kill to get a plant like that (joking) Its a lowland species right? Looks a lot like those thorelii or mirabilis from thailand u know those neps there all have that look..

Ken