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Sibuyanensis hybrids for the warm grower
« Thread Started on Nov 26, 2007, 11:51am » I will post some sibuyanensis hybrids which have performed very well for me in my hot Hawai'ian climate. This is N. macfarlanei x sibuyanensis.
This is growing the same as with everything else. Good light, good air circulation and I do fertilize.

This is a favorite. N. thorelii x sibuyanensis




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« Reply #1 on Dec 5, 2007, 9:32pm » Hi Rainforestguy,
nice pics! does the thor x sib get larger than that pictured?
Not sure why many of my thorelli hybrids seem to be rather small-pitchered, though they make up for it with quantity and great colours.
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« Reply #2 on Dec 6, 2007, 12:16am » Hi Lam,

Glad to see u here too!

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Re: Sibuyanensis hybrids for the warm grower
« Reply #3 on Dec 7, 2007, 12:06pm » This forum is starting to feel like well worn shoe, feels great. Welcome Lamwn! The thorelii x sibuyanensis is smaller because this shot is the last colored pitcher before making uppers (by the way are smaller in comparison to the lowers). This plant also makes ground pups like N. thorelii, but are not as easy to remove. I assume the sibuyanensis influence has something to do with it.

I think if this is crossed back to thorelii, we would get a larger deeper colored thorelii! Interestingly the plant doesn't get so leggy as thorelii's do.

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