End of Nov nep pics...

[NepNut]

A busy Nov for me, hardly had time to update... here's a few latest shots of my neps in this rainy month of November 2009.

N. albomarginata


N. madagascariensis


N. chaniana x veitchii


N. lowii x campanulata


N. veitchii H/L x boschiana


Unknown - possibly N. sanguinea or hybrid of N. sanguinea x ramispina



Thanks for viewing...

[kit1212]

Nepnut,
You never fail to impress us with your beautiful neps.I begin to like your N. veitchii H/L x boschiana.The peristome seems to be nicer and nicer as the plant mature.

[kentosaurs]

Wow u never cease to amaze me in your picture threads rob....And that madagascariensis is just super...I always thought of it as a boring form of mirabilis

[shawnintland]

Yep, they are all looking great, but that N. madagascariensis is really striking! Hey, are you actually growing all of those in LL conditions? Seems hard to believe but they all look like they're out in the open and doing great!
~Shawn

[NepNut]

Thanks Kit, Kent and Shawn...

Yes, all those neps were grown outdoor in tropical L/L weather under a 50% shading. No special treatments in terms of temperature but I used different mix of media depending on the species and hybrids.

Shawn, talking about striking... I also think the N. x Singapore Gardentech (N. ventricosa x ampullaria) have a very striking red coloration even at such a young stage...




Another few to round things up...

N. gracilis var. negropuperea


N. rafflesiana "Johor spotted" squat form


N. x Rebecca Soper / N. x Red Lantern - whatever...


N. viking x xMiranda - one of my favourite Thai hybrids.... (I'm a sucker for any striped peristome ) easy and vigorous hybrid to be grown in L/L tropical weather

[eboat]

It's spectacular N. madagascariensis with 2 pretty fang.

[wijaya]

Nicely grown, thanks for sharing.

Ed

[caseyhoo]

huh... all of them are nice!!!

Im agree with N. x Singapore Gardentech, Last time, went I visited Fauzi nursery, within all of those S size nepenthes that laying at floor. My eyes is attracted by the solid red color of N. x Singapore Gardentech.

Robert, you make me itchy hand again!!!