Some pitchers frm my nursery

[tropicpitchers]

N.rafflesiana x rowanae Nice & easy hybrid ;D


A bunch of N.ventricosa x (talangensis x carunculata)


N.mirabilis-winged x [maxima x (maxima x xMixta)]} x (thorelii x rafflesiana)
lower & upper



N.carunculata var.robusta x ventricosa, squat
good growing in tropic climate and the reverse cross is also.


N.gracilis x spectabilis
small but nice


N.(mirabilis x bicalcarata) x bicalcarata
good color with nice fang.


N.eymae x veitchii, H/L
The ones which can grow in tropic.


N.maxima-dark x spectabilis


N.mirabilis-winged x [maxima x (maxima x xMixta)]} x xMixta
Good winged, good peristome and good shape.


N.'Marbled Dragon'
The hugh Dragon. ;D


N.thorelii x truncata
upper with striped peristome.


N.khasiana x xMixta
pale striped upper pitcher


And the end N.carunculata var.robusta x maxima



Cheers,
Nont

[hongrui]

the N. carunculata var.robusta x maxima is very nice.

[lamentime]

Wow, great plants my friend! Your N.ventricosa x (talangensis x carunculata) looks so much like N. aptera!

[phissionkorps]

NICE! Raff x rowaniae is my fav

[rainforestguy]

I see your highland-intermediate plants also doing very well in the tropics, as mine do.
May I make a suggestion? Not sure how you are growing your plants, but may I recommend that they be grown in mesh planters/pots raised high off the ground either suspended or on a wall or bench in bright light. These need adequate watering but drying in between and excellent air circulation for even larger robust plants with even larger pitchers.
This is a seedling N. maxima x boschiana in full sun in a mesh pot on top of a wall exposed to full unprotected sunlight.


These are potted N. thorelii x Trusmadiensis plants grown hard in full sunlight in a windy location.

These pitchers are hard as nails!
M