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Hello, currently I have N. truncata lowland female in bloom. In 1-2 month my another N. truncata lowland female will flower as well. Is there anybody with Nepenthes male please?
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Hello, the plant looks like healthy, so I think this is caused by normal growing activity. Remember pitcher plant needs a lot of light, but not the direct sun. Maybe it will be better to repot the plant and give her bigger pot. Good luck! Petr
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This plant can be grown even without terrarium just on the windowsill. It is easy plant, but it is hard to make cuttings, because it grows slow and it does not climb.
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From the album: CP 2017
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Couple of pictures from Gunung Trusmadi
Petr replied to Petr's topic in Carnivorous Plants in Habitat
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Hello, Couple of pictures from my recent trip to Croatan National Forest. :)
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Hello, Let me show you couple of pictures from my trip to the top of G. Trusmadi.
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Hello, unfortunately I have to report my bad experience with raymondp I wanted to buy these plants: Big Boy Hummer Giant Dudley Watts He wrote me that he had these plants, I paid and he sent me a package. BUT i got these plants: 1 x Big Boy 2 x Dudley Watts I wrote him about this mistake , but he did not response me. I sent him couple of emails as well. It was 2-3 months ago in July. I gave him a lot of time, I know, somebody can be on holidays, etc. But now I decided to report this problem. I have to note that his plants are nice, yes, but I do not know, why he do not response me. Why he do not want to retrive his mistake? Petr
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News from my highland terrarium
Petr replied to Marc S.'s topic in Carnivorous Plants in Cultivation
Hello, very nice plants! How old is your N. macrophylla please? Regards, Petr -
Heliamphora and Nepenthes .
Petr replied to Valcarnivores's topic in Carnivorous Plants in Cultivation
Beautiful plants indeed!