Highland Nepenthes of Peninsula Malaysia - 3/4

[David]

continue...


These are pictures from the third location.









Dead black ants seems to be its diet...


This pictcher has live larvae squirming in the picther fluid. There's also long leg mosquitos and ants in the fluid.




Part of the terrain in this area. That is Jonathan. See the right side. There is a huge ravine about 25-30 feet deep.


Found this lonely fella in the ravine...


Ok, this is my favourite picture. However I cannot take full credit for it. TS told me to take this angle with the hills and mists as the backdrop... Just love it!


Baby plantlets everywhere


A plant with pitch black pitchers. This is N. ramispina.


This pitcher is one of the largest we have found. Wonder why we did not see pitchers that are the size of the giant sanguinea picture in Charles Clark's book

[ericsow]

David,

This plant just suspected same type as my unknown N.sanguinea.

[bucky78]

You guys are sooooo lucky to be able to go out in such beautiful terrain and see these spectacular plants in the native habitat. Thank you very much for sharing with some of us who may never get to see them in their splendor!

[phissionkorps]

You guys are sooooo lucky to be able to go out in such beautiful terrain and see these spectacular plants in the native habitat.

What? This habitat isn't pretty enough for you?

No you see why I can never grow neps outside

[David]

Haa, haa, haa, phissioncorps... Now when I see that picture you just posted I am attrcted to it as we do not have that here in Malaysia.

[phissionkorps]

I don't want to highjack your thread, so check this out:
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