| I have finally begun to post
pictures from my nursery. I'll keep this section
updated fairly frequently. You can find many
additional pictures located in each of the
species section.
Cephalotus follicularis with 4" pitchers growing
in a 14" pot.
Large D. Adelae
Heliamphora Nutans
10" Nepenthes Petiolata pitcher
The beautifully colored N. rafflesiana "singapore
giant"
N. reinwardtiana pitcher. Notice one of the two
"eye" spots
on the side of the interior of the pitcher.
These "eye" spots
are a distinquishing feature of this species.
An 8" N. truncata pitcher. Although this pitcher
may seem big,
N. truncata can produce pitchers more than twice
this size.
Due to the truncated leaves, the pitcher can be
much taller
width of the plant, which produces a very
compact growth
habit.
A view inside one of the lowland growth chambers
at the CP
Jungle. These are size 3 plants. Closest to the
front are 6"-7"
N. merrilliana. Next are 5" diameter truncatas
sporting 4"-6"
pitchers. Toward the back are 1 foot diameter N.
bicalcarata
and N. rafflesiana "typical. There are also a
few scrambling
N. gracilis.
N. sanguinea "spotted" 5" plants. The leaves are
green, and
the pitchers are yellow/green and develop
beautiful
purple/red spots.
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