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Old 15th October 2008, 01:01 PM
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Default Unhealthy Neps ID

Look at my new neps(I know they are unhealthy). The new leaves are drying up even before it opened and very very few pitchers. But I'll nurse it back to health. I just wonder why don't nursery owners research about CPs before growing them., This 2 neps were potted in normal soil and watered with tap water and in dark shade.

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Old 15th October 2008, 01:11 PM
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N. truncata, followed by N. rafflesiana.
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Old 15th October 2008, 01:14 PM
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Yes. I finally found a rafflesiana eventhough its tiny!! I hope they recover quickly from all that stress given to them by the nursery owners.
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Old 15th October 2008, 01:20 PM
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Hahaha those nursery owner had an argument with me and my dad. My dad tried to bargain saying that small kids like me kill them easily. I told them the new leaves are brownish. They said it was a hybrid and it was natural that they go brownish. I almost laugh!! Hahaha. Finally I got the truncata for RM 30 something(the original price was RM43) and the rafflesiana for RM 10-13.(original price RM19)
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Old 15th October 2008, 01:32 PM
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Hi Aaron

Well its hard to say "good looking plants aaron" lol......Anyway congrats to the 2 new plants to your collections.I got my truncata also for RM30-35 not that sure but i got the N rafflesiana for bout RM 20...The truncata when i bought it was also in normal potting soil very heavy...and immediatly after i got it and brought it back home i changed the potting media.My tuncata was even horrible looking than yours when i got it now its fine hahahaha when i bought it 3 leaves 1 no pitcher 1 got pitcher and the other 1 was attacked by some pest which in the end didn't grow.My raff came in 3 there was 3 plants in one pot hahaha lucky me hehehe.It only had 1 pitcher at that time.

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How long does it takes for your plants to recover cause I want my plants too be beautiful ASAP
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Hi Aaron

My rafflesiana started growing immediatly and my truncata took well......2 months+ to start growing but i think yours will start growing faster than mine

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That's a nice bargain you got on your plants Aaron. Even if they are in bad shape. Congrats!


BTW why don't you suggest that the nursury owners do some research on neps? If they refuse you can always haul some Cp books over there and tell them to read them.
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Don't need-lah. If they become to clever they will sell them for high prices.
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Yeah agreed one nursery owner said the peole demanding for neps are getting less and also they are hard to keep a live.But when i look around the nursery's neps are mostly better looking than mine lol..and they sell it at quite a high price lol they also have a big bicalcarata and a bicalcarat seedling there selling at rm150 lol and some red amp for rm280.....

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