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16th October 2009, 10:24 PM
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Pitchers @ my home
Hi everybody,
Seems that there's a sudden surge in new threads... oh well I'll join in as well...  N. albomarginata "Cameron Highland" (MT)  N. ampullaria -1  N. ampullaria -2  N. ampullaria -3  N. mirabilis "Merah"  N. rafflesiana "Sandakan" (MT)  N. rafflesiana - squat form  N. rafflesiana var nigropuperea  N. rafflesiana var nivea  N. sumatrana (MT) - very tempremental nep for me   N. thorelii spp  N. ampullaria x xhookeriana  N. lowii x boschiana (EP)  Got Rambut !!  N. mirabilis x gracilis  N. sibuyanensis x maxima (EP) - still early to see good features  N. thorelii x merrilliana (EP) - Slowly gaining in size, how big it will eventually get??  N. truncata x xtrusmadiensis (EP) - growing steadily  Thanks for viewing and wish you have a great Deepavali Holidays...
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17th October 2009, 02:03 AM
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Re: Pitchers @ my home
As usual... Those are really nice plant you have there... And well grown as well!!!!
As usual, amp is catching my eye. Now, added N. mirabilis "Merah", N. ampullaria x xhookeriana. huh... my house no space for those... 
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17th October 2009, 10:57 AM
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So nice!
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17th October 2009, 11:03 AM
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Re: Pitchers @ my home
The most interesting thing that draws my attention in your pics are the sphagnum Robert.They really give that look..it's amazing but unfortunately life sphagnum just don't grow well for me and i think it will take all my life for it to grow in all my neps pot
 I have personally experience that they grow very well in cocopeat rather than dried sphagnum itself.What do you guys think about this? Your collections are really beautiful.Thanx for sharing! BTW,is it possible to show your growing area?How you setup the shade cloths for the plants etc.
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17th October 2009, 09:37 PM
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Thanks everyone for your kind comments.
Ali, LSM is not hard to grow as long as you can maintain the moisture. If the LSM experience dry out periods, it won't grow nicely. Also try to give it at least 50% sunlight, LSM love sun. Hope that helps. My growing area is nothing special, I just try my best to make use of what's available to me to grow my neps. They are all grown outdoor under 50% shade net.
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