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NE should have some soon. They will probably be a bit pricey, considering the rarity of the Nep.

Benurmanii wrote:NE should have some soon. They will probably be a bit pricey, considering the rarity of the Nep.

Thanks benurmanii, reached out to Ryan he said won't be for awhile still.

From what I've heard, the plants will be cheaper than most people would expect.

The hunt for red October, man. Find that "sub".


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tannerm wrote:The hunt for red October, man. Find that "sub".


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Haha I love that movie.

nimbulan wrote:From what I've heard, the plants will be cheaper than most people would expect.

I hope so, BE I guess supplied to predatory plants and they had small ones for like 30$.

Nauz wrote:

nimbulan wrote:From what I've heard, the plants will be cheaper than most people would expect.

I hope so, BE I guess supplied to predatory plants and they had small ones for like 30$.

That was like 10 years ago though before BE lost almost all their clones.

Benurmanii wrote:

Nauz wrote:

nimbulan wrote:From what I've heard, the plants will be cheaper than most people would expect.

I hope so, BE I guess supplied to predatory plants and they had small ones for like 30$.

That was like 10 years ago though before BE lost almost all their clones.

Ugh hopeful not an arm and a leg.

NE will have them in 5-6 months. They'll probably cost around $150

Leathal_Traps wrote:NE will have them in 5-6 months. They'll probably cost around $150

For real? Dang... do you know when it entered cultivation? Seems harder to get than Jamban, and that was 2006.


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tannerm wrote:

Leathal_Traps wrote:NE will have them in 5-6 months. They'll probably cost around $150

For real? Dang... do you know when it entered cultivation? Seems harder to get than Jamban, and that was 2006.


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I don't think the price so much has to do with whether or not they are new to cultivation, but because there are less clones available in cultivation. N. leonardoi, attenboroughii, and palawanensis are all relatively new to cultivation and those cost less than 100 when small.