Share your mirabilis

[NepNut]

Let's shine some spot light to this "common" N. mirabilis... I think it deserve a better publicity.

N. mirabilis var globosa ver : Mini Me 1.0
Note : pitcher stay mini size even with adult plant but at least the pitcher it's a nice round form


N. mirabilis (Variegated) Note : Typical pitcher



I also find the wavy leaves form very interesting... seems to be a common sights among N. mirabilis and it's variants.

N. mirabilis var enchinostoma (wavy leaves form)



N. mirabilis var globosa x ( globosa x rafflesiana) foilage


So who say N. mirabilis is boring??

[CN]

Originally Posted by NepNut

Come on Edward.... Eventhough N. mirabilis is quite common and wide spread, there's still some gems to be found...

Here's some of my N. mirabilis collection....

OMG.......... Those Are just Beautiful.
I you hate or dislike a N. Mirabilis you need to get your EYES rechecked.
I think that they are a great fun lil' plant, I have three of them .


daren

[NepNut]

Originally Posted by CN

I you hate or dislike a N. Mirabilis you need to get your EYES rechecked.
daren

Agreed !!

[kevyn chan]

Quote:
Originally Posted by CN
I you hate or dislike a N. Mirabilis you need to get your EYES rechecked.
daren

Originally Posted by NepNut

Agreed !!

i second that! maybe after looking at these beauties here....somebody must be slapping his forehead ..hahahha

so robert, what is your almighty suggestion? to take cutting or not? if to wait for new shoot(s) the whole plant will stuck as "one" and start vining precariously on the joint because looking at the stem width, it would be a heck of weight for the plant to support...

[kentosaurs]

Didn't know that there are other nep species which produces wavy leaves under than maxima

[NepNut]

[QUOTE=kevyn chan;29969]
i second that! maybe after looking at these beauties here....somebody must be slapping his forehead ..hahahha

so robert, what is your almighty suggestion? to take cutting or not? if to wait for new shoot(s) the whole plant will stuck as "one" and start vining precariously on the joint because looking at the stem width, it would be a heck of weight for the plant to support... [/QUOTE]

Haha... No need slapping Most ppl just never see, so never know.

I think you might as well take cuttings now, it's a sign...

Originally Posted by kentosaurs

Didn't know that there are other nep species which produces wavy leaves under than maxima

Now you know... As the saying goes, More than meets the eye...

[kentosaurs]

Out of topic but enchino form should be a different species. Leaves are totally different and so are the pitcher shape and even the stems

[piscesilim]

More N. mirabilis.

N. mirabilis 'Kuraburi'


Elongated Viking (N. mirabilis var. globosa)

[kentosaurs]

It looks like my mirabilis seedling will turn out to be something like that kuraburi form

[edwardyeeks]

Hmmm, maybe I'll reconsider my likings of mirabilis! They sure are interesting!