I am very excited about the results of this complex crossing. Normally, the influence of Nepenthes x Trusmadiensis is great, which suggests a great result!
The idea of backcrossing with Nepenthes campanulata is to combine interesting colouring with the unique pitcher shape and rosette-like growth of Nepenthes campanulata.
Nepenthes Smilodon x (lowii x campanulata)!This cross includes several of the most impressive Nepenthes species and promises a very interesting result!
My best clone of Nepenthes lowii x truncatais a real monster. It has huge, beautifully shaped and very well coloured pitchers.This fantastic plant is the mother in this cross. The father plant is Nepenthes lowii x campanulata, also a fantastic cross. I have high expectations for this cross with great parent plants!
My best clone of Nepenthes lowii x truncata is a real monster. It has huge, beautifully shaped and very well coloured pitchers.This fantastic plant is the mother in this cross. The pollen comes from my very vigorous male of Nepenthes edwardsiana with beautiful yellow pitchers and a very coarsely toothed peristome.I have extremely high expectations of this cross with fantastic parent plants!
My best clone of Nepenthes lowii x truncata is a real monster. It has huge, beautifully shaped and very well coloured pitchers.This fantastic plant is the mother in this cross. This fantastic mother plant crossed with Nepenthes peltata promises beautiful offspring.I have extremely high expectations for this cross with fantastic parent plants!
This cross combines three species with probably the most beautiful and impressive pitchers of the genus. Both parents are fantastic crosses in their own right.I'm sure there are some real gems among the seedlings!
Nepenthes lowii x truncata is one of the best Nepenthes crosses ever! I am very curious to see what influence the rather dainty but very vigorous Nepenthes flava from Sumatra will have on this hybrid.
Nepenthes veitchii x lowii is an impressive and vigorous cross. The combination with Nepenthes eymae also promises funnel-shaped upper pitchers.The last two pictures show the two parent species/hybrids.
I am very excited about the results of this complex crossing. Normally, the influence of Nepenthes x Trusmadiensis is great, which suggests a great result!
The aim of this cross is to achieve more pronounced peristome ribs of Nepenthes edwardsiana and the pitcher shape of Nepenthes aristolochioides, which is usually quite dominant in crosses.
Very exciting cross in which I have great expectations. The goal is large woolly pitchers with "lots of Nepenthes aristolochioides". Either already in the F1 hybrid or after backcrossing with Nepenthes aristolochioides.
