Some of my plants

[Guest Ludwig]

Hello, sorry for posting in English; here are photos I took today.

This N. thorelii x (spectabilis x northiana) just opened; looks interesting so far, we'll see when it gets bigger. Did anyone get one of these from EP this year?

I think this is my female clone of N. thorelii x truncata; I have 2 different ones:

Here's a dramatic example of the difference between lower and upper pitchers on the same plant:

Nepenthes (stenophylla x lowii) x (xRokko x veitchii):

current upper:

previous lower:

even so, the current upper pitcher is very tough and fuzy, although the photo doesn't show this.

N. ventricosa x TM, showing in the morning lighting:

A couple species:

N. eymae:

I like the coloration on the upper peristome.

N. glabrata and friend:

[C.Weinberger]

Hello Ludwig. Very lovely pictures, especially the N. thorelii x truncata is amazing.

Best Regards Christian

[Phk]

Hello Ludwig,

Wow! Beatiful plants! NEPENTHES4EVER! :-P

Greetings,

Philipp

[Guest Ludwig]

Thank you everyone.

Here are some better photos of N. thorelii x truncata:

Here is the first plant, before I cut it:

The base of the plant, more like a tree:

[Stefan H.]

Hi

verry nice pictures, i like Nepenthes verry much either. :-) Nice "tree"! :-D

But what means "TM"??? Me little newb don't know that, but I am often reading this...

Isn't it a photo-forum thread?

Greetz

Stefan

[Guest Ludwig]

TM = trusmadiensis.

trusmadiensis = macrophylla x lowii.

N. ventricosa x TM =

Nepenthes ventricosa x (macrophylla x lowii).

[Stefan H.]

Thank you. :-)

[Guest fallingstar]

wow your plants are HUGE. they look amazing how long do you have them??

[Guest Michaela Zauner]

Astonishing. Your plants are fantastic. How did you convince them to grow pitchers that big?

I envy you. You have such beautiful plants.

Thanks for showing us your plants...

Edited April 26, 2007 by Guest

[Guest Ludwig]

Thank You! Everyone.

I have so many more plants I want to show you. Here are a few more:

Nepenthes xRokko Exotica:

N. maxima x veitchii:

N. spathulata x maxima:

N. sibuyanensis x trusmadiensis:

N. spathulata x spectabilis:

N. sibuyanensis x truncata-squat:

N. thorelii x TM:

N. truncata x veitchii:

N. ventricosa x macrovulgaris:

N. ventricosa x (clipeata x ventricosa):

N. xDyeriana:

[Guest Ludwig]

I almost forgot; my favorite N. veitchii:

[Joachim Danz]

Hi Ludwig,

many thanks for sharing the pictures of your very well grown plants!

Cheers Joachim

[C.Weinberger]

Wow the maxima x veitchii is beautiful, and the ventricosa x macrovulgaris looks very interesting. Any tips for such huge pitchers?

But my favourite ist the "Cola-Pitcher";-)

[Sarah H.]

Wonderfull, the plants are only wonderfull. Wonderfull dreams for me :-D

[Stefan H.]

Hi

Thank for such much pictures from verry nice plants and pitchers. But say me please: What a pitcher is that red one with wihte signs, who looks like "Coa Cola"? :shock: :-D

Where are your plants living? Outside in the garden ore in a greenhouse? Where are you from?

Regards

Stefan

[Guest Ludwig]

Hallo, Vielen Dank für die netten Komplimente!

My plants grow outside in a greenhouse. They have full sun, and very high humidity. The water is from a RO system. There is no shade or shade cloth. I am in California.

Ludwig

Edited April 27, 2007 by Guest

[Guest Hans Breuer]

Thanks for showing off your amazing zoo, Ludwig. I'm convinced everyone can grow huge plants like this - all you have to do is lift the lids off your terrariums and then wait a few years.

By the way, there is a category for photos http://forum.carnivoren.org/board.php?id=20&.

Maybe the kind moderators would move this thread over there, to uphold law and order?

Edited May 1, 2007 by Guest