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Post by Rug on Jun 15, 2007 15:33:45 GMT -5
At first I thought it was a Truncata but now I'm thinking its an Eymae. Anyone have a positive. I stumbled across this at a friends store he had gotten it in accidently mixed into his plant order. Pitchers are 8-9 inches. Not a bad find for 9$!
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Post by tom on Jun 15, 2007 16:18:50 GMT -5
Perhaps a N. 'Judith Finn'?
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Post by Rug on Jun 15, 2007 16:34:01 GMT -5
I wonder if its a Nepenthes pilosa x veitchii? Seems to look a lot like the one on Black Jungle site. Except the leaves aren't hairy on mine.
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Post by insectivore on Jun 15, 2007 17:24:27 GMT -5
Most likely the average N.Miranda that needs a bit more light that people have been buying... Cya
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Post by Rug on Jun 15, 2007 17:36:28 GMT -5
Hmmm it was growing in a full green house for several months. I happened to see it on his line of a million of the same neps. He said he was growing for a potential buyer. Said this was an oddball and I could take it.
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Post by lloyd on Jun 15, 2007 21:40:30 GMT -5
Good deal.
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Post by Syble on Jun 16, 2007 7:57:56 GMT -5
definately NOT a miranda! looks like a finn to me. Sib
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Post by tom on Jun 16, 2007 7:59:20 GMT -5
agree with Sib, miranda would have a lot of speckles on the side of the pitchers
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Post by mabudon on Jun 16, 2007 8:43:29 GMT -5
Agreed, no N.miranda, and the pitchers do indeed look like N. Judith Finn- either way, 9 bones for a beast like that is sweet, good score Rug!!
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Post by vraev on Jun 16, 2007 11:08:34 GMT -5
great find dude!
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Post by Rug on Jun 16, 2007 14:24:41 GMT -5
Yeah no doubt. Just not sure whether to treat it like a highland or lowland.? It was growing in a greenhouse in lowland conditions so I'll just keep treating it that way since it seems to have worked well. He said he grew it from a small 2 inch plant.
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Post by insectivore on Jun 16, 2007 16:26:19 GMT -5
Well if its not a mirnada then Vraev's new plant isn't either becauseit looks the same... Cya
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Post by vraev on Jun 16, 2007 16:50:52 GMT -5
actually mine looks different from his. The pitcher's shape has some differnces...and also the colour. Mine is green just because of low light. And also the peristome on mine looks different. This is for sure a judth finn.
Also...the lack of sufficient pattern on the pitchers. Mine is supposed to have big red speckles...but don't becos of lack of light.
THis one on the other hand has all the characteristics of a judith finn. The pitcher is yellow. That peristome can easily become blood red with enough light.
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Post by PingKing on Jun 16, 2007 18:56:45 GMT -5
nice find rug. nice plant.
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Post by seree on Jun 17, 2007 0:52:54 GMT -5
I think N. 'Judith Finn'
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