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Here's some update on the Adelae. They seems to be doing well I guess. It's reddish from too much light? wavy leaves from stress? Otherwise, dewy from high humidity.

Here's one that decides to play peek-a-boo. Must be a root growth seeking light from the drain hole on the side of the pot.


A Closer look


Here's most of the off shoots which I removed from the main pot surface



Here's some updates on my sundews and a babylis

The D. Auriculata (Tuberous sundew) seedlings are growing well! Keeping my fingers crossed under this heat.(33C+-)


D. Burmannii - Came as a stowaway in my VFT pot, I remembered the flowers were pink, it has new stalk, lets find out soon.


D. Capillaris - Never gotten sick of this one, always dewy and nice color.


D. Beleziana - Can't wait for this cutting to get bigger!


Byblis Liniflora - Apparently the plant is getting too tall for my grow shelf, I cut off a few inch to see if it will brunch out, well it did!


Flower before I cut the plant

Tish, what is the size of your square pots?


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Not very big, small ones were approx. 7x7x7cm and nepenthes use 10x10x8.5cm or 9x9x9

Its difficult to find that squarepot here. How much did you buy?


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ruruanta wrote:Its difficult to find that squarepot here. How much did you buy?


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Very cheap, I buy them from China an had them send over here.

Where are you from?

Borneo Exotic MO finally arrived, I went to collect my 1 and only plant. That's because of space constrain. The plant looked pretty healthy and nice. I am happy with it!

Nepenthes Campanulata on the far right, and some plants from the MO(not mine)


Nepenthes Campanulata : potted up!




Nepenthes updates...

The newest Rafflesiana refuse to open it's lid, and it's still swelling..


Mean while, the stowaway Raff no.2 has grown so much and so fast.


Nepenthes Ampullaria : That stressed pitcher update, maybe it's a intermediate pitcher?


Nepenthes Ampullaria : While the same plant has a very brown new leaf


Nepenthes Hookeriana Tri color : The old and new pitcher comparison, the new one has a dark red lid


Nepenthes Viking Seed grown : Like a baby


At the mean time........ this jumping spider (salticidae) has been lurking around controlling the tiny ant population. Good job spidy!

Im your neighbour , indonesia. Do you hv any link?



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Even my N.ampullaria produced such leaves when it suffered root rot(stopped growth for a month and a half,recovered 3-4 days ago),so I ignored it and watered unfrequently i.e. maybe once in 3 days but other my other Nepenthes like N.viking,N.rafflesiana always like to be watered often.
I hope you understand whatever I am trying to say.

ruruanta wrote:Im your neighbour , indonesia. Do you hv any link?

I got from this link http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=4360 ... 193480.0.0

Jds wrote:Even my N.ampullaria produced such leaves when it suffered root rot(stopped growth for a month and a half,recovered 3-4 days ago),so I ignored it and watered unfrequently i.e. maybe once in 3 days but other my other Nepenthes like N.viking,N.rafflesiana always like to be watered often.
I hope you understand whatever I am trying to say.

Thanks, I should try to water less like you. I been watering everyday

DM DC XL - Latest addition to the VFT family was this DC XL, Still looking good so far.


DM Red Piranha


DM Clayton's Red Sunset



The Nepenthes at my mum's place were doing good.


The nepenthes outdoor at my mum's place are doing very well. I should plan to put of there

Nepenthes Gracilis


The whole plant


Nepenthes Hookeriana Tri color


Still doing well in the same pot with N Apmullaria.

Every time you post your plants look even better! Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the link tish .
Your DM looking good, but growing 'rossete'? Is it going dormant?


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Anymal911 wrote:Every time you post your plants look even better! Keep up the good work!

Thanks for reading my posts and support

ruruanta wrote:Thanks for the link tish .
Your DM looking good, but growing 'rossete'? Is it going dormant?

I hope you can use the link. Anyway im not sure as those are some new plants. I try to stop getting Vft as my place is not suitable. After 3 yrs of keeping vft. I mighr just give up and they grow like a roller coaster...

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Ever since I gotten nepenthes a few months back and seen pitcher forming. I am very curious how they grow. I've decided to make a time lapse video project on one of the N. Rafflesiana. After a week or more. I've capture the footage of 1 and been working on the video. Well it's done now.

here's the video...
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXswdU-Anh0[/youtube]

AMAZING VIDEO! How did you record it? And are your plants under a 24/0 photoperiod?