Nepenthes veitchii B RE-3488: Difference between revisions
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== Notable Specimens in Collections == | == Notable Specimens in Collections == | ||
[[File:Veitchii B CInks.jpg|none|thumb|400x400px|Nepenthes veitchii B - 'Eureka!' - CInks]] | [[File:Veitchii B CInks.jpg|none|thumb|400x400px|Nepenthes veitchii B - 'Eureka!' - CInks]] | ||
[[File:NepenthesAI.png|none|thumb|Nepenthes veitchii B - 'Big Red' - Sweet Water Tropics]] | |||
[[File:NepenthesAI.png|none|thumb|Nepenthes veitchii B - 'Taffy' - Wise Exotics]] | |||
[[File:NepenthesAI.png|none|thumb|Nepenthes veitchii B - 'Candy Oasis' - Mikes_little_Oasis]] | |||
[[File:NepenthesAI.png|none|thumb|Plant Details]] | [[File:NepenthesAI.png|none|thumb|Plant Details]] | ||
== Other Facts == | == Other Facts == | ||
== Media & Links == | == Media & Links == | ||
Revision as of 11:11, 31 May 2025
| N. Veitchii (B) - [(Murud x lowland) x 'Candy Dreams'] | |
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| Genus | Nepenthes |
| Species | veitchii |
| Grex | N. veitchii (B) - [(Murud x lowland) x 'Candy Dreams'] RE-3488 |
| Mother Plant | (Murud x lowland) |
| Father Plant | 'Candy Dreams' |
| Creator/Nursery | RedLeaf Exotics |
| Site Origin / Location | Horticulturally Produced |
RedLeaf Description
Our second grex with the famed veitchii 'Candy Dreams'! Its dominance in its hybrids always shines through! These should be great!
Grex / Plant Information
Physical Traits
This Grex seems to exhibit more body variance then the halfsiblings of the (A) grex prior noted
Traps can exhibit a wide range of shapes, size, topology and colors.
Noted that these veitchii can also later alter their form , near maturity, to gradually become squat. The (B) also develop much faster compared to the (A) grex , due to lowland genetics its believed. Many have exhibited a tall neck peristome with flair that have intense stripes, although some have been more squat and bulbous earlier on, they seem to initially start more stout.
color spectrums: green, yellow, red, pink, orange
Growing Conditions
highland to intermediate seem the ideal grow conditions
History in Cultivation
Notable Specimens in Collections
