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!
Nepenthes Smilodon x (lowii x campanulata)!This cross includes several of the most impressive Nepenthes species and promises a very interesting result!
Nepenthes flava x edwardsiana is a wonderful cross, characterised by slightly funnel-shaped upper pitchers with a pronounced wrinkled-toothed peristome. For me one of the most beautiful hybrids with Nepenthes edwardsiana. The aim of crossing this hybrid with Nepenthes dubia is to emphasise the funnel shape even more and to flatten the peristome.I am very curious about the results!
Nepenthes flava x edwardsiana is a wonderful cross, characterised by slightly funnel-shaped upper pitchers with a pronounced wrinkled-toothed peristome. For me one of the most beautiful hybrids with Nepenthes edwardsiana. The aim of crossing this hybrid with Nepenthes inermis is to emphasise the funnel shape and yellow colouring even more.I am very curious about the results!
Nepenthes lowii x merrilliana is an extremely impressive and desirable cross. The idea of crossing with Nepenthes inermis is to give the opper pitchers a funnel shape.
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!
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.
Nepenthes burbidgeae x lowii shows very intense stripes on the peristome, yellow and red alternate with strong contrast. The lid is brightly speckled with three colours: Yellow, red and dark purple. From this hybrid there are already the first upper pitchers! Their shape reminds a bit more of N. ephippiata upper pitchers. They are funnel-shaped and very wide throughout. A hybrid that inspires with its really bright colors!
The aim of crossing Nepenthes edwardsiana with Nepenthes dubia is to combine the beautiful funnel pitcher-shape of Nepenthes dubia and the flat peristome with the strong peristome ribs of Nepenthes edwardsiana.I am very excited to see the results!
Nepenthes glandulifera x edwardsiana promises to be a vigorous cross with the unique serrated peristome of N. edwardsiana.I am very excited about the development of the seedlings and see great potential.
An extremely promising hybrid!The often epiphytically growing Nepenthes insignis with its huge barrel-shaped pitchers and on Nepenthes edwardsiana promise to be an impressive and vigorous hybrid that can cope with both highland and intermediate or lowland conditions.The young plants are completely uncomplicated as far as temperature is concerned!
A new hybrid with huge potential. Two parents with pronounced serrated peristome promise a fantastic result. Unfortunately, only a few young plants are available so far.
A sensational hybrid combining two morphologically similar species! The yellow upper pitchers of N. jamban and N. flava look almost identical, with the difference that N. jamban has a flatter peristome. Nepenthes flava has a more serrated peristome than N. jamban. What comes out of this cross can be seen at least already in the lower pitchers. The red lower pitchers of both species make for a red lower in the hybrid as well, but it is much more serrated than jamban and changes from the typical toilet shape to a funnel shape, similar to N. tenuis upper pitchers. Truly an impressive hybrid!
Own hybrid.A cross of our particularly vigorous clone 7 of Nepenthes lowii (Mulu) and Nepenthes alba. I am very excited about the result of this cross! Nepenthes alba is characterised by the eponymous almost white upper pitchers. I am curious to see how this characteristic is passed on.
Own hybrid.A cross of our particularly vigorous clone 7 of Nepenthes lowii (Mulu) and Nepenthes klossii. I am very excited about the result of this cross!
The mother plant is the well-known clone "lm7" of Nepenthes lowii (Mulu), a large and vigorous clone.The pollen donor(Nepenthes burbidgeae x edwardsiana) is a cultivated hybrid that definitely contains the two species, not the frequently circulating plant from Malesiana Tropicals, which is probably more likely to be Nepenthes burbidgeae x villosa.I have very high expectations for this cross of three of the most beautiful Nepenthes species from Borneo!
Both species are well-known character species of the genus. Nepenthes peltata with its red leaf colouring, strong pubescence and colourful round pitchers and Nepenthes mollis, with its extremely pronounced and striped peristome.The result of this crossing can only be a bull's eye!
This is a hybrid of two parent species with character. Both species show intensely striped peristomes in the base pitchersand a pronounced funnel shape in the uppers. The lower pitchers demonstrate that the math works out. I am looking forward to the first high upper pitchers...