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Beginning of rainy season....
Yay !! Now it started to rain.... With cooler night time temperature and higher humidity, my neps started to respond well to the change in weather pattern.
Here's some of the pics to share N. andamada (confirmed by Marcello) N. x Goblin (N. maxima x talangensis) N. gracilis N. x hookeriana N. kongkandana N. x kuchingensis N. lowii x boschiana - More colorful N. maxima-dark x merrilliana - finally colored up and gaining in size N. mirabilis var globosa N. mirabilis var globosa x xkuchingensis N. x trichocarpa N. truncata x ephippiata - Only the first pitcher N. ventricosa x ovata - adapting well to L/L weather, albiet smaller pitcher size Unknown 1 (Suspected a form of N. sp Giant Tigers) Unknown 2 (possibly a form of N. kongkandana or something else) Unknown 3 (perhaps a complex hybrid with N. mirabilis) That's all for now... thanks for viewing.
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