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Post by David on Sept 12, 2007 9:49:09 GMT 8
Nice specimen of N. tiger. Pitchers are quite stout huh?
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Post by ericsow on Sept 12, 2007 14:08:43 GMT 8
here is the latest view. A green line on inside of wings. .jpg) Peristome become black after few days. .jpg) |
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Post by ericsow on Sept 12, 2007 17:16:45 GMT 8
Nice specimen of N. tiger. Pitchers are quite stout huh? David, I looking on web high and low. N. sanguinea orange, red, black, cameron, genting all type still didn't match to my nepenthe. Then I found one thailand website have the similiar pitcher like mine. they call it N. tiger. Well, I will waiting my plant show out another new pitcher for ID. My doubt on my pitcher size and peristome shape as sanguinea. |
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Post by tarence on Sept 12, 2007 18:29:19 GMT 8
Eric, where are you keepng these new neps of yours ? better tell me it`s a correct environment or else i`m coming over to rescue them. *smile*
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Post by ericsow on Sept 12, 2007 20:26:38 GMT 8
Eric, where are you keepng these new neps of yours ? better tell me it`s a correct environment or else i`m coming over to rescue them. *smile*
I am using Philip Compact Fluorescent 18 Watt Cool daylight Spiral Lamp with top reflector. Put it on wood rack with others included your D. spathulata ( it turn live after indoor light on)
Wondering where you all get big water tray.
Back to topic, i would like to know how you identify this is N. sanguinea? what is the trademark for N. sanguinea? |
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Post by hongrui on Sept 12, 2007 21:19:55 GMT 8
i use mainly gut feeling.  but in my opinion the pitcher shape, the hip of the pitcher, the slight peristome and the angle of the pitcher mouth points it towards N. sanguinea / sanguinea hybrid. this picture and this picture from borneo exotics' website looks pretty similar to your pitcher. |
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Post by ericsow on Sept 13, 2007 17:29:03 GMT 8
Is ti N. sanguinea pitcher will has stout size, then will be taller and taller? Because most of pitchers I saw online is more taller than me.
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Post by hongrui on Sept 13, 2007 21:52:04 GMT 8
not likely. if your particular plant is the squat form, then it will always remain squat and you will not get the more elongated pitchers from that plant.
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Post by ericsow on Sept 14, 2007 17:19:34 GMT 8
not likely. if your particular plant is the squat form, then it will always remain squat and you will not get the more elongated pitchers from that plant. So this plant should name as N. sanguinea "Orange" squat form? |
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Post by hongrui on Sept 14, 2007 19:29:52 GMT 8
i'll just say it's a possible squat N. sanguinea.  |
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Post by artificialive on Nov 11, 2007 0:48:00 GMT 8
Please help me to ID this pitcher.  Was searching for eye candies and came across this pic. Is it the same? this is N. Spatulata. This is from the wikipedia page.  |
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Post by hongrui on Nov 11, 2007 10:43:46 GMT 8
i'd say it depends on where Eric obtained his plants from. the only source of N. spathulata i know of is BE.
if he had purchased his plant from a nursery in M'sia, it is more likely to be N. sanguinea or a sanguinea hybrid rather than N. spathulata. if he bought it in thailand, it then could be N. thorelii or N. smilesii or N. 'Tiger' or a hybrid of them. unless he bought it in Indonesia, then it could possibly be N. adrainii or even N. spathulata.
the ribs and teeth on N. spathulata looks pretty distinctive in the wiki picture though, so it should be quite easy to identify if eric's unknown is really N. spathulata.
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Post by ericsow on Nov 27, 2007 17:48:12 GMT 8
I bought it from Sg Buluh and the seller name it as " monkey cup". OMG.
So far the plant haven't produce second pitcher... (this fellow might below highland)
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Post by ericsow on Dec 26, 2007 15:20:11 GMT 8
I had this plant from cameron highland org asli. This nepenthe without pitcher and I guess it is N.ampullaria. Please correct me if I am wrong.  |
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Post by bifurcatum on Dec 26, 2007 15:32:05 GMT 8
Looks loke a N.albo...  |
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Post by ericsow on Dec 27, 2007 20:32:18 GMT 8
Looks loke a N.albo... Oh my... forgotten Cameron highland do has N. albomarginata. |
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Post by ericsow on Dec 28, 2007 0:02:35 GMT 8
Guess me,  |
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