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10/31/2026

N. Nebularum (or robcantleyi?) Clone 16. This plant has exploded since repotting. The newest pitchers are a bit warped from wrapping their peristomes around the edge of the pot. I should have a few of these available next year.

10/24/2026

N. Leonardoi clone 1 is growing well. This species struggled for me until I started aggressively feeding small pitchers with nutricote pellets.

10/17/2026

N. burbidgeae, the colors on this plant are less pronounced than other N. burbidgeae but it's still a nice one to look at. The pitchers produce a decent amount of nectar and smell very sweet.

10/10/2026

N. Talangensis Clone 1 is starting to transition to upper pitchers. I deflasked this plant about 2-3 years ago. To my surprise, it flowered after reaching about 1' in height. If you grow this clone, it's male!

10/03/2026

Two older seedlings of N. Ventricosa Mt. Guiwan. Unfortunately these were not kept en-vitro, but with ~10 individual plants starting to vine there should be opportunities to make more seeds of this interesting locale.

09/26/2026

N. Hamata BE-4044 is producing some nice pitchers. The pitchers are certainly darker than either lumut or katopasa locale.

09/13/2026

Interesting variation between N. Jamban clone 10 (left) and clone 7 (right). The remaining 8 clones are still growing larger but these two are by far the most vigorous.

08/30/2026

N. Truncata X Veitchii ‘candy dreams’ seedlings are starting to look promising! The female truncata “titanic tyrant” used in this hybrid has a nice striped peristome, so hopefully both parents will complement the offspring.

08/22/2026

N. Lowii trusmadi has finally transitioned to upper pitchers. This plant was deflasked in 2022 when it was about 3” diameter.

08/15/2026

N. Peltata nestling in the pot. This species is easy to grow and fortunately flowers quite frequently.

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