Fabricio de Oliveira

Dave, Thanks for your comment. First a question: Sorry my bad interpretation in English. You meant that my "Weser" is are self "Sethos" crosses? Or my Sethos is a self "Sethos" crosses? I think you meant that my "Wesser" is a selfed "Sethos" crossed . If it was, my "x Sethos' is pure. Was that it? About the "Wser" pic, the flower in the picture is pink, but my camera is not very good at color balance. Live it is a bit darker but not as dark purple in the photos. And it's darker than my Sethos as you can see in the photos. Would not it be more correct self crosses of weser? It may have been a self crosses and some grower has seeds as weser pure. I say this because it would make more sense, and even being clearer, my plant has a white streak and this does not have the Sethos. Best regards fabricio

Aymeric, Thanks for the reply. The second plant in my topic is a x sethos, for comparison. because a friend got the chance to be the first plant x Sethos. As it turns out, the first plant is quite different from my p. Sethos This plant can be a cross between x weser, how could name this plant? The real x weser is a clone specific or all plants from the cross (x moranensis ehlersiae) are equal to weser? In cpphotofinder have pictures of a plant called moranensis ehlersiae x, and has the following comment "Comments: these are the same-que parents produced the cultivars P. 'Sethos' and P. 'Weser'" http://cpphotofinder.com/pinguicula-x-moranensis-x-ehlersiae--3804.html And the pictures of the flowers are identical ace photos of my plant. Could be my plant from the cross between pure moranensis x ehlersiae, but not being specific clone weser? I've seen several European websites selling plants and has weser like my plant. I think it is a very common mistake of identifying this plant. This plant is a mystery to me. Best regards Fabricio

Hi. I bought as p. x weser. Some people warned me that could not be weser. But I've seen pictures of very similar weser like this plant. What do you think? I think it's a true weser. and my pinguicula x sethos for parallel

This photo isn't communniis. Looks lake a sphathulata. This is real D. comunniis native of Goias State -Brazil from 3 different locations Wilds In my grow

To help, I am posting more photos. Now is a male plant from another Brazilian grower. The plants came from the same grower supplier.

an old photo of a mature pitcher

Hi folks. this plant has past me as Nepenthes gracilis. But friends question this ID. They say it is a gracilis hybrid. I would like to help in the correct identification to this plant. Thanks ps: this a female plant

Hi, this is Oeceoclades maculata.