[Wild Nepenthes Photos 25 Species and 7 Hybrids]

N. rajah

N. reinwardtiana

N. stenophylla

N. tentaculata

N. veitchii

N. villosa

N. vogelii

Hybrids

N. x Alisaputrana

N. gracilis X mirabilis (?)

N. x Harryana

N. hookeriana

N. x Kinabaluensis

N. northiana X gracilis (?)

N. northiana X mirabilis (?)

Let me know what you think,

-Jeremiah-

[Wild Nepenthes Photos 25 Species and 7 Hybrids]

I finally got my Borneo photos up on http://www.coloradocarnivorousplantsociety.com/, look under the News on my site. Here are just a few of the 743 Photos I uploaded.

N. albomarginata

N. ampullaria

N. bicalcarata

N. burbidgeae

N. campanulata

N. faizaliana

N. fusca

N. gracilis

N. hirsuta

N. hispida

N. hurreliana

N. lowii

N. mirabilis

N. mirabilis var. echinostoma

N. muluensis

N. murudensis

N. northiana

N. rafflesiana

[Nepenthes Villosa]

Hello,

Yeah this was when I went to the Nepenthes Summit in Kuching but only 3 of us went went on to Kinabalu.

Thanks

Jeremiah

[Nepenthes Villosa]

Here are a few photos of wild N. villosa...

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Largest N. Rajah In Cultivation?]

Fernando

Yeah and it looks even bigger in person…

Tom499

Well the a occasional kitten or small child seems to do wonders for the plant, but when I can’t find one those I use crickets with some success.

Andreas

I was sad to hear that Johannes lost his large N. rajah last year.

Daniel

I have had that plant for about 5 ½ years.

Thanks guys,

-Jeremiah-

[Largest N. Rajah In Cultivation?]

Hello,

Here are some photos of my biggest N. rajah I grow. The pitcher is over 29 cm tall and 40.6 cm around the outside of the rim. If you know of anyone with near flowering size N. rajah please let me know as I would love to get in contact with them when mine flowers.

Contact me at [email protected]

1-1-2008

11-30-2007

1-1-2008

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Two Large N. Rajah Pitchers]

“What mix are they growing in??”

Pure LFS.

"What are your growing conditions for this plant? "

Well just true highland condition never above 78 F and about 49-56F every night. My humidity never drops below 70%. I did grow them in a freezer grow chamber but they out grew that very quickly. I have not had them in the freezer since 12-16-2004. Since I'm in Colorado at over 6000 feet a.s.l cooling is not a problem for 3/4 of the year, right now it is 27 F outside. In the summer I use a swamp cooler to keep it cool and humid. The hottest the greenhouse that the N. rajah is in has ever gotten is 85F on July 21 of 2005 and that was only for about 3 hours and the low that night was 59F in the GH.

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Two Large N. Rajah Pitchers]

Daniel O.

Well they are two different plants, I will snap a photo of the whole plant next time I get a chance.

I got the larger of the two on 9-19-2002 and the other one I got on 10-2-2002

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Two Large N. Rajah Pitchers]

Hello,

I have not posted any photos here in a while so I thought I would post one.

Here are of two of my larger N. rajah pitchers. The larger of those two is 21.5cm tall.

thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Nepenthes Photos]

This should be in the photos section if a mod wants to move it that would be great.

Nepenthes burbidgeae

Nepenthes lowii x ventricosa 'Red'

Nepenthes macfarlanei x ventricosa

Nepenthes eymae

Nepenthes glandulifera

Nepenthes hamata "Red Hairy"

N. burbidgeae x edwardsiana Showing a little size,

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Nepenthes edwardsiana]

I have only had the plant a few days. It is a seeds grown plant from Mt. Tambuyukon.

I’m sure you guys will see plenty of it over the next few years lol.

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Nepenthes edwardsiana]

lol thanks guys,

I got it from Rob Sacilotto at Botanique I believe I was on the waiting list for over two years.

-Jeremiah-

[Nepenthes edwardsiana]

I finally got my hands on a Nepenthes edwardsiana and I thought you guys would like to see some photos of it. It is not a lot to look at yet but you can tell it should be a nice plant.

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Some photos from this month]

A quick ID update the Sarracenia Catesbaei is really Sarracenia 'Catesbaei' x oreophila

-Jeremiah-

[Some photos from this month]

I got my S. rubra Long Lid from Jeremy Roy a few years ago.

Thanks so much for ID, I have a real problem with my small terrestrial Utricularia jumping pots. I would love to see how someone with a large collection of Utricularia can keep that from happening.

Thanks again for your help,

-Jeremiah-

[Some photos from this month]

I know, the Drosophyllum probably catches more insects then any other CP I grow.

-Jeremiah-

[Some photos from this month]

Drosera dichotoma "Red Dwarf"

Nepenthes hamata H75/JK BE the first pitcher off a basal shoot

Sarracenia Catesbaei'

Utricularia tridentata

This is an unknown Utricularia if you have any idea of what it is please let me know

[Some photos from this month]

Sarracenia alata ’Black’ x flava ‘Red’

D. regia ‘Big Easy' And yes that is the actual color

U. reniformis

Sarracenia rubra ssp. rubra Long Lid

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa var. ‘Chipola’

Sarracenia leucophylla Titan

Sarracenia flava x purpurea

[Some photos from this month]

Here are a few photos I liked...

Sarracenia flava, Virginia

Sarracenia 'Adrian Slack'

Drosophyllum lusitanicum

Pinguicula moranensis 25km From San Cristobal Mexico

[Drosera gigantea tuber]

Hello,

I have been growing Drosera gigantea for a few years now and this it the first time I looked at the tuber. How large do the tubers of Drosera gigantea get?

Here are a few photos,

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Does anyone know the parentage of Sarracenia 'Frogman']

S. ‘Frogman’ is a very nice clone; here are a few photos of mine that I took about a week ago.

-Jeremiah-

[The view from my window.]

TwoTon, Yeah I do lol.

Hear is the view from our deck looking north.

Kiwi Earl

Oh yeah, but I guess I would call it more hiking then climbing, I have not done anything with ropes. We like get up to the Mountains as much as possible. Here are a few photos from last fall. I don’t think there is a place on earth that I would rather be the Colorado in the fall, well maybe Mt. Kinabalu but I don’t think I would want to live there.

-Jeremiah-

[The view from my window.]

I just took this photo from out deck looking west with a 60mm lens. It was raining everywhere else and very dark but the peak was lit up nicely.

[Back from my Southern California CP tour lots of photos]

from left to right…Jeremiah Harris, Noah Elhardt, Peter Elhardt and Forbes Conrad

Mike Ludwig and Me

Jeremiah Harris and Joel Stern

Jeremiah Harris, Steve Duggins, Ivan Snyder and Ed Read

Thanks

-Jeremiah-

[Back from my Southern California CP tour lots of photos]

Thanks,

-Jeremiah-