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[Papilio]

Hello everybody!


On this post you can show your peltata! I'm curious to see the different colors and shapes!

Here is my plant sowed on 2008 wich clearly prefers warm conditions (it is on a higland terrarium now):





The lovely N. surigaoensis:




And the natural hybrid involving mindanaoensis and peltata:






Louis

Edited by Papilio, 13 July 2012 - 18:32 PM.

[thez_yo]

Wow I really like that last one; I didn't even know it existed!

Here is my peltata - I have it in a "LL" tank at work.  It's more intermediate, with clipeata and hamiguitanensis and some petiolaris dews (lanata and paradoxa).  It's the one with red leaves:




It was grow too cold for about a year, so it's behind everyone else's from Wistuba.

[Papilio]

Pretty peltata Zuzana! Others seedlings of peltata I saw were all bright red like yours. But mine was pure green at this size (shady place)... perhaps that's why it grew so fast?

Here is the whole plant (click to enlarge):




Louis

Edited by Papilio, 16 July 2012 - 18:45 PM.

[christerb]

Hi,

Looks good!

Here's my plant, in a 13 cm pot. I have had it bagged on a windowsill, until some weeks ago, when it got over-heated. After recovering in low-light conditions, I decided to repot it. The plant seems to have taken this well, which is nice. I am still waiting for it to produce the nice squat pitchers.



Regards,

Christer

[thez_yo]

christerb, on 16 July 2012 - 18:13 PM, said:

Hi,

Looks good!

Here's my plant, in a 13 cm pot. I have had it bagged on a windowsill, until some weeks ago, when it got over-heated. After recovering in low-light conditions, I decided to repot it. The plant seems to have taken this well, which is nice. I am still waiting for it to produce the nice squat pitchers.

Regards,

Christer

Awww   I can't see your photo.  Maybe from home later today...

Papilio: Thanks!