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« Reply #2 on Aug 3, 2007, 10:28am »

David, i read some of Chien Lee`s growing tips which i printed from last time for n.adnata...he suggested heavy shading so i`ve put mine under quite filtered conditions...that could be why mine is pitcher shy...it used to be exposed to morning sun fully....
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« Reply #9 on Yesterday at 8:44pm »

Tarence,
I don know if it is a good idea to move the adnata to a shaded place. Before I gave it to you, the plant was grown under arlitficial lights 16 hours a day. It seem to be doing well then. Also I notice the plant at your place the other day. It seem to have vine. It has not done that at my place. Perhaps the sunlight is not enough and it is tryi6ng to reach out to the sun.
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« Reply #10 on Yesterday at 10:48pm »

Hi Tarence, David and the rest,

I have this N.adnata in my nursery. The plant is doing fine under heavy shade and getting rain water. It seems to start vine only after the plant height reaching 5-6 inches. One of my N.adnata started flowering. It is from MT and hopefully it is a female plant so that I can cross it with the N.Miranda - (I have a N.clipeata x N.reinwardtiana (MT plant) that bloom female flower - previously I thought that all tissue culture plant will be a male plant.)

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« Reply #11 on Yesterday at 11:00pm »

Hi, Fauzi and David. I will be getting a adnata soon so just a couple of questions. Ermm, not sure if off-topics are ok...

What is the mix used for adnata?

Fauzi, when you say heavy shading, do you mean similar to N. hirsuta?

David, what kind of artificial lights are you using? What is the wattage?
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« Reply #12 on Today at 8:41am »

David : the n.adnata was getting direct sunlite similiar to mirabilis x thorelii`s above....the leaves turned a bit yellow too so that`s why i got worried. I`ll try shade ( 50% but more hours of exposure) for a bit & see how it goes.
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« Reply #13 on Today at 9:03am »

Cindy, I use four 4-feet florencent plant lights at 38watts with reflectors on all sides to reflect light back to the plants Perhaps my setting is not as bright as natural morning sun.

Tarance, hmm, if the leaves turn yellow, then I think it must be too much sun as you have rightly diagnosed the problem. Ok, ok, better put it in a more shaded area. Better to listen to Fauzi on this as he has more experience cultivating this plant than me.
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« Reply #1 on Aug 6, 2007, 9:24am » David : I will....i`ll update when/ if the pitchers start re-appearing. I guess if it`s too hot, the nep will refuse to pitcher coz if it does, the pitcher will dry up anyways. I`m thinking like a nepenthes. O` dear I`m becoming like you.

Cindy : I`ll check & see if I`ve printed out the medium recommendation for d.adnata. I`ll post the short write-up tmrw.... « Last Edit: Aug 6, 2007, 9:25am by tarence »Link to Post - Back to Top 203.106.226.7 isaacgoh
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« Reply #2 on Aug 6, 2007, 10:11am » Guys,

Where did you get your adnata? How much would they cost?

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« Reply #3 on Aug 6, 2007, 1:08pm » Err...when did I become an advisor?

David: It depends on how close the plant is under the lights. I use 3ft PL lights and some of my Nep are 3-5" away from the tube itself. I ever measured the light intensity, it averages about 10,000-15,000lux which is similar to full daylight. Direct sunlight is more than 20,0000lux.


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« Reply #4 on Aug 6, 2007, 1:24pm » Cindy : David appointed you as an advisor the day you joined the forum ! heheh...he mentioned it in his welcome `speech` to you....saying that he took the liberty & hoped you didn`t mind.....

David : you`ll have to tell Isaac where you got your / our n.adnata....
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« Reply #5 on Aug 6, 2007, 2:03pm » Cindy, I place my plants about 10 cm from the lightings.

On the "Advisor part", don worry about it. No presure! I can't just have you as a member on this forum. Don reply on whether you accept or not. You have no choice... haa, haa, haaa...

Isaac, I got the plant from MT. Really tiny when I got it. Did a cutting on it when it grew a little bigger and gave the cutting to Tarence some time back.
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« Reply #6 on Aug 6, 2007, 2:30pm » David : you gave it to me in mid April this year.....that was a cutting ? gosh, you really good at cuttings.....
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« Reply #7 on Aug 6, 2007, 4:05pm » David: Can I book another cutting in the future? I'd rather buy from you than MT.

Fauzi: Do you have Adnata for sale?

Recently, I saw some postings of Adnatas in the wild, been hooked since.

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« Reply #8 on Aug 6, 2007, 8:53pm » Ahh...so I have no choice, David? Well, I should continue to act blur here then.

Btw, will N. adnata grow big? How big?

Seriously, anyone with pics?
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« Reply #9 on Aug 7, 2007, 4:05am » Hi

Cindy,
My N.adnata grows together under the same shaded area as for the N.hirsuta. I am using shreaded sphagnum moss + perlite This is a dwarf species and the pitcher is about 2 inches only and they start vine when the plant is about 5-6 inches

Isaac,
I have a few plants but they have been booked and suppose to be collected this coming Friday. If they are not coming I'll PM you.

Below are 2 photos of N.adnata



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« Reply #10 on Aug 7, 2007, 4:22am » Does anyone know if the MT adnatas have that fuzz on the edge of the leaf?

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« Reply #11 on Aug 7, 2007, 4:33am » Hi Michael,

Mine is from MT. The 'fuzz' - you mean the brownish hairy thing on the edge of the leaf? I think mine have that fuzz. I'll reconfirm on it later part of the day.

I've visited MT nursery last week. They seems to not having N.adnata anymore in their stock.
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« Reply #12 on Aug 7, 2007, 9:19am » Here are the tips for adnata from Chien Lee`s short notes in MT from yesteryears plus 2 other neps tips :

Adnata : An intermediate grower, preferring warm ( not hot ) conditions & considerable shading. Compost must be kept damp at all times

Rafflesiana : does best with about 50% shading & warm humid conditions. Obtaining large size within 1-2 years.

Bicalcarata : requires warmth & plenty of space for growth. Well drained media.

Btw, I didn`t know it was a dwarf variety, no wonder i thot mine was stunted. David, next time we exchange plants, i need detailed instructions & care tips ! Heheh....you got me worried.....but I still need to work on the pitcherless part which I know is my fault. sigh.

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« Reply #13 on Aug 7, 2007, 9:37am » Thanks, Fauzi for the pics. Is Clare one of those getting the N. adnata from you? She's helping me get one.

I asked about the extent of shade because my balcony is very bright. The hirsuta I received from a friend last October is only beginning to put out larger leaves, let alone pitchers.
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« Reply #14 on Aug 7, 2007, 5:52pm » Longor of pitcherplant forum has given permission to post his pictures of adnata in the wild.

This is his comments "adnata is a small species, they first develop rosstte then very thin and slender climbing vine.

pitcher only grow to about 5-8cm, but the seedpods is very large, with large seeds, its a bit odd actually."



Upper Pitcher


Lower Pitcher


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« Reply #15 on Aug 8, 2007, 12:05am » Hi,

Michael,
It is the one with the fuzz at the edge of the leaf.

Cindy,
Clare will be coming this Friday to collect the plants and most probably Jonathan will be coming with her.

I'll post the photos of the plant later today - with seed pods, upper pitchers and their actual size.

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« Reply #16 on Aug 8, 2007, 8:24am » Thanks for checking. I never knew it had that characteristic before.

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« Reply #17 on Aug 8, 2007, 1:57pm » Thanks, Fauzi. MT has been out of the species and since you have it, she is making the effort to buy it for me. I can't wait for the plant to arrive!
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« Reply #18 on Aug 8, 2007, 9:55pm » Hi,

Below are the photos of N.adnata taken this morning as promised.


The long vining of N.adnata - Age - almost 3 yrs old (Sorry - photo is not very good)

The upper pitcher

The flower

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« Reply #19 on Aug 11, 2007, 6:46am » I hope they are all seed origin plants. That's a treasure if they are! All one of a kind.

Make seeds too!

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« Reply #20 on Aug 14, 2007, 5:04pm » Thanks, Fauzi and Clare!

Here are pics of my N. adnata. It currently at a corner of my rack under low light.










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« Reply #21 on Aug 14, 2007, 5:16pm » Im sure the adnata will be very happy, having u as its master, Cindy
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« Reply #22 on Aug 14, 2007, 5:22pm » cindy,your new babe?
If someone show me this plant without telling the name i would say it's fusca
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« Reply #23 on Aug 14, 2007, 5:54pm » Robert, you sure? Btw, does N. fusca got hairy leaves?
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« Reply #24 on Aug 15, 2007, 11:02am » my n.fusca ain`t got hairy leaves. smooth as a baby`s bottom. but yah, d.adnata does look quite similiar to n.fusca at first glance. similiar marking on the pitcher but diff mouth side profile tho.
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« Reply #25 on Aug 15, 2007, 11:26am » i think it should be n. adnata, Tarence
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« Reply #26 on Aug 15, 2007, 11:28am » Actually, when they are young, most nepenthes pitchers looks alike. But one way of differentiating the two species is by the leaves.

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« Reply #27 on Aug 15, 2007, 3:45pm » haha Naj, mixed up the CP species already. thx.....n.adnata it is....noted.
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Quote:my n.fusca ain`t got hairy leaves. smooth as a baby`s bottom. but yah, d.adnata does look quite similiar to n.fusca at first glance. similiar marking on the pitcher but diff mouth side profile tho.

certainly the fusca that i had was hairy from the underside of leaves.Hairs are brownish,very fine and short.No pitcher forming yet.


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« Reply #29 on Aug 15, 2007, 7:38pm » n. adnata is super kawaii!

I got mine from Fauzi and it dropped it's pitchers due to the climate change me think...

The 1 and only budding pitcher got snapped into 2. A month or so then it put out a new leaf... Now I'm keeping them in shaded area of my very confined balcony on the moist side.

With or without pitchers... N. adnata is cute cute...
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« Reply #30 on Aug 15, 2007, 7:58pm » So D. adnata is like a stunted fusca....

Robert, the D. adnata has got short brown hairs along the margin of the leaves.
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« Reply #31 on Aug 15, 2007, 10:57pm » Hi Cindy and Lisham.

I am so happy that all the N.adnata are in good hands. Hope they will pitcher more and more.

For Lisham,
I hope that all the plants are doing well after few months of acclimatization at their new home ...... in Langkawi Island.

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