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Nepenthes Of Borneo Field trip, documentry and pictures of Nepenthes in their natural habitat



 
 
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Old 21st November 2008, 11:58 PM
shawnintland shawnintland is offline
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Default Re: intermediate highland neps

I can only 'second' all the above comments. Great to see such beautiful neps in their natural habitat. That reinwardtiana is stunning! I have a few seedlings of a N. sanguniea x reinwardtiana and if any of them survive my lowland conditions, I sure hope they resemble these! Thanks for sharing these shots Robert. Your fourth picture is one for the books, with all the angles covered in one view! Did you see any lowers (reinwardtiana)?
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