Hei from KL

[natureye]

I'm wanna say hello to everyone here, glad to know so many carnivorous plant enthusiast here. Looking forward to learn from you guys. Thank you.

[Aliamyz]

Nei Natureye,
Nice knowing you..a big worm welcome for you!

[David]

Are you Herman from Zoon Negara? Dom promoted your blog... or was it Josh's blog here. You can see coments from our members in that thread

We hope to learn from you too.

[TS]

Hi Natureye,

A very warm welcome to you. Hope you like being here, there are a lot of friendly members here. Please do not hesitate to post your plant picture here for us to edmire or throw a question or two, there will be lovely people here willingly to answer/help.

Nice to have you with us.

[natureye]

Originally Posted by David

Are you Herman from Zoon Negara? Dom promoted your blog... or was it Josh's blog here. You can see coments from our members in that thread

We hope to learn from you too.

Hi David, its Josh here. Herman is ultra busying with his work now. Thanks for all the comments.

[natureye]

Originally Posted by TS

Hi Natureye,

A very warm welcome to you. Hope you like being here, there are a lot of friendly members here. Please do not hesitate to post your plant picture here for us to edmire or throw a question or two, there will be lovely people here willingly to answer/help.

Nice to have you with us.

Thanks TS.

[David]

Josh,

In your blog where you posted pictures of N. rafflesiana in that location, were there hybrids with ampullaria or maybe mirabilis or gracilis? I noticed the pictures of the N. rafflesiana you took has frill tendrils. That's kinda cool!

Do share with us more of your trips to the wild.

[natureye]

Originally Posted by David

Josh,

In your blog where you posted pictures of N. rafflesiana in that location, were there hybrids with ampullaria or maybe mirabilis or gracilis? I noticed the pictures of the N. rafflesiana you took has frill tendrils. That's kinda cool!

Do share with us more of your trips to the wild.

Hookeriana is the most common hybrid found, the rest are not hard to find too except for (bicalcarata X rafflesiana) and (albomarginata × rafflesiana) we have no luck finding them yet. In my gallery, i show a pix of rafflesiana × mirabilis var. echinostoma which is consider rare also.

http://natureye.com/nepenthes/nepent...fflesiana.html

The rafflesiana with lace tendrils is another variety call "Nepenthes rafflesiana var. alata J.H.Adam & Wil (1990) " found in Sibu.

[David]

Thanks for the info. Didn't realised the raff x mira var echi as the peristome was not wide like the parent plant. Perhaps the dominant genes came from the raff parent.

[plantlover]

Welcome natureye, nice knowing you.