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Success!! After a number of years of growing neps I finally got my first lot of seeds! Strangely, no one in my house seems to be very excited about that, so I decided to share the news here.:biggrin: If anyone is interested in swapping some of these for other seeds let me know! The cross is N. ventricosa x N. veitchii (Sungai samba) harvested on the 04-02-2012

Sorry for the bad quality, my phone takes horrid pictures.



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Congrats! Sound like a very nice cross!

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How about sending some to SA haha, not much here yet our seeds are still brewing.

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Congrats! Sound like a very nice cross!

Yes, I think it will be an interesting cross! Pity it takes so long before the plants are mature enough to see the characteristics!

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How about sending some to SA haha, not much here yet our seeds are still brewing.

As I said, I'll send some to Benjamin, I'm sure he'll sort you out  :thumbsup:

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:sun_bespectacled: congrats!

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hey just to let you know ep has made this cross and peter has one so if you want to see mature pitchers ask him

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Thanks Stephen :smile:

Thanks Kevin, I'll ask him. I have not found many pics of this cross, so it would be nice to see one of theirs.

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View Postnadja77, on 06 February 2012 - 03:24 AM, said:

Thanks Stephen :smile:

Thanks Kevin, I'll ask him. I have not found many pics of this cross, so it would be nice to see one of theirs.
Here is a Picture of the EP cross.
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thanx peter reliable as always

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Thanks Peter!

Wow what a stunning plant! this yours? What form of N. veitchii was used in the cross?

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View Postnadja77, on 06 February 2012 - 16:25 PM, said:

Thanks Peter!

Wow what a stunning plant! this yours? What form of N. veitchii was used in the cross?
I think it was the "Golden Peristome" form, the Peristome on this plant starts out light red/pink but later starts to go golden. When the Pitcher is a little older the Peristome looks just like Veitchii Golden Peristome. Your Ventricosa looks like the red form so it will make a good parent for this cross I think. It should be a little more colourful. Yes, it is mine :-)

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I think it was the "Golden Peristome" form, the Peristome on this plant  starts out light red/pink but later starts to go golden. When the  Pitcher is a little older the Peristome looks just like Veitchii Golden  Peristome. Your Ventricosa looks like the red form so it will make a  good parent for this cross I think. It should be a little more  colourful. Yes, it is mine :-)

Lucky fish! love the pale appearance of the pitchers on your plant. Combined with that colour peristome it is really a beauty. Hopefully some plants of my cross will have similar characteristics. And it looks like it inherited N. ventricosa vigor too.

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View Postnadja77, on 06 February 2012 - 17:20 PM, said:

Lucky fish! love the pale appearance of the pitchers on your plant. Combined with that colour peristome it is really a beauty. Hopefully some plants of my cross will have similar characteristics. And it looks like it inherited N. ventricosa vigor too.
It is very vigorous unlike my N.Veitchii's which seem a little slow growing, except the Veitchii (K) which seems to grow a little faster than the others. I have about 5 different Veitchii clones.

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I think it was a good descision to get you that vent x veitchii, not only beautiful but vigorous and not to mention cheap

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I dont think we ever got anything but spectacular plants from EP. Nuff said.

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thats true i must say

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Congratulations  :whistle3:
That sounds to be a nice hybrid  :thumbsup:

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Thanks hopefully the first of many :thumbsup: