Search results

I grow my kovachiis in very cool temps (min: 55'F / max: 70'F) under 4 LED lights (6500k each). I have them sitting in water all the time. My kovachii clan:

I will going to Deep Cut in the coming weeks; Saturday, of course. :wink: Once I get any seedlings, I will decide.

At it again... [/URL][/IMG] but only one flower this time... The other one is in low sheath...

Awesome haul! I spoke to Richard who was manning Ten Shin booth and he told me Ten Shin won't be at SEPOS this year! Regardless, SEPOS is still worth going to whether or not he is attending.

The sukhakulii is from Piping Rock but I don't think it was pulled for judging.

Such a lovely hybrid. Classic!

Cute photo!

You might want to reconsider since they have a kovachii in bloom with 2 blooms! :wink: A first for the ABG.

Gorgeous!!!

Absolutely stunning, John!

The only show I know is held by the NECPS (Northeast Carnivorous Plant Society). They host a carnivorous plant show every year. Although this year show has past (Sept. 10 - 11).

My condolences to her family! :sob:

Stunning collection of Neps, Damon! N. glabrata and N. ampullaria are also Nepenthes that stay small.

Absolutely stunning!!! :drool:

Absolutely stunning!!!

That is beautiful!!! :drool: Please post a pic when in full bloom!

I staked mine when they were in bloom.

Excellent progress. It is possible to bloom next year.

It didn't say if it was the same plant. But I did learn that, the NYBG featured the first blooming Amorphophallus titanium in the USA back in 1939.

Bronx