N. veitchii

[jean-marc]

Good morning everybody.
Cindy, I think that your plant is the veitchii low land. Here is what I saw not very far from Bau.

[Cindy]

That's a dead ringer for my pitcher! Thanks so much, Jean-Marc!

Do I see a bulbophyllum where the veitchii is growing out from?

[jean-marc]

I think however it is a bulbophyllum

[kentosaurs]

Wow nice N veitchii

Ken

[Cindy]

The peristome was at its best two nights ago. A pity 'cos it won't stay flared for long.







Today, the peristome is starting to fold back.







As much as I tried, I couldn't get the correct colour tone with a PNS digicam. Until I moved closer! The pitchers are actually more pink flesh-tone in real life, rather than orange.

[kentosaurs]

Hi Cindy

So nice to see it grow from a little pitcher bud to a beauty like yours.I saw someone sitting reading a newspaper in the second picture.hmmm nice pink veitchii

Ken

[Cindy]

One more photo to show its size...not very big for N. veitchii, I think.

[Robert]

Originally Posted by Aliamyz

This veitchii looks a bit different.is it bareo?

lowland veitchii pitcher and leaves are longish ( in simple layman term) while the highland form has tubby pitcher and leaves are curvy and broad. The following pic , taken last year, has the same coloration as Cindy's but note the differences in leave sand pitcher's structure.

[kentosaurs]

WOW the pics of veitchii just keeps getting better..Thanks Robert for the picture really nice.It looks so proud.

Ken