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Anonymous users2024-02-12How big is the cage or how big is the plant? Also, if you buy boxed seeds, you won't be able to germinate, boxed seeds are fake, and the cage is about 10cm, depending on the size of the plant and the environment, and the plant can grow forever. As long as you don't cut off your head.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Upright or climbing herbaceous, tall rice. basal leaves dense, nearly sessile, base semi-stalked; Leaves lanceolate, about 10 cm long, margins with ciliary teeth; The tendrils are shorter than the blades; The bottles vary in size, about 2 6 cm long, narrowly ovate or nearly cylindrical, covered with sparsely pubescent Nepenthes singularis (Fig. 1) [1] and stellate hairs, with 2 wings, the wings are eyelash-like, and the cap is 2 8 at a distance of 2 8; Cap ovate or nearly round, with nearly round glands on the inner surface; stem-bearing leaves scattered, stalked, leaves oblong or lanceolate, 10 25 cm long, base extended, entirety or with eyeliary teeth, often with purplish-red spots on both sides, 4 8 longitudinal veins on each side of the midrib, tendrils about the same length as the leaves, with or without a bottle; The bottle-like body is 8 16 cm long, covered with sparse, bifurcated and stellate hairs, with 2 longitudinal ridges, near.
cylindrical, the lower part is slightly enlarged, the mouth is narrowed or not, the mouth margin is about centimeter wide, the upper half of the inner wall is smooth, the lower half is densely covered with bird's nest-like glands, 1 2 spacing; The cap is ovate or oblong, with dense near-round glands on the inner surface. racemes 20-50 cm long, pubescent, opposite or apical with leaves; stalk length cm; tepals 4, red to purplish-red, oval or oblong, dorsal pubescence, ventral surface densely covered with nearly circular glands, male flowers: tepals cm long, stamens columella with anthers 1 round, slightly twisted; Female flowers:
tepal length cm; The ovary is oval, with a short stalk or nearly sessile, densely covered with pale yellow pubescence or stellate hairs. Ruguo chestnut, centimeter long; fruit 4, narrowly lanceolate; The seeds are filamentous and about centimeters long. The flowering period is 4 November, and the fruiting period is 8 December.
The plant is about 3 meters tall.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Nepenthes can grow quite big. The largest cage I've ever seen is just big enough to hold in the palm of your hand.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The pirate is a lowland pitcher plant similar to an apple, with a maximum cage size of 10 centimeters, and the plant can be larger than or equal to 2 meters without cutting off the head.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Nepenthes pirate is a variant of Nepenthes bizarre, also known as Viking Nepenthes, and one of the two major variants of Nepenthes. It exists on an isolated island in the Andaman Sea near Phanga Nga and near the city of Trang in Thailand. It is named because its insect trap is shaped like the bow of a pirate ship.
In 2010, Marcello Catalano officially described it and officially named Nepenthes sp phanga nga）。
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The picture shows the A++ level and the Gurua level blunt type.
A is followed by B and C. Grade B C has a short neck, and the Viking pig of grade B still retains a very short neck, and the part that connects the neck to the bottle is very obvious from the back. The Class C Viking Pig has a short neck that can be clearly seen from the front and back of the bottle.
Shown are the B and C levels.
There are also many hybrids of this type, such as Hookeriana
Pirates handed over to Raffles).
Temperature: The optimal temperature is between 20 and 30 degrees, but not more than 30 degrees and not less than 10 degrees. Ray: >>>More
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What kind of plant is Nepenthes? In the case of pitcher plants, you can check some related encyclopedias to understand what kind of plant it is in more detail.
There is no harm to the human body, but it is rumored that there will be a peculiar smell at home when raising pitcher plants, because it will have digestive juices to decompose insects after catching them, and it is easy to produce bad taste, so it is recommended not to raise them indoors.
Pay attention to control the temperature in summer, more than 35 degrees will be prone to rotten roots, avoid high temperature exposure, increase air circulation will reduce the appearance of rotten roots, and because the attached substrate is easy to carry nematodes, this is best to use medicine or use new water moss species after returning, novice species insectivorous is not recommended to mix the substrate with peat, water moss is better. Sufficient light is the key to whether the clamp can close quickly, and moss orchids will also be used, but it is best not to use water moss for orchids, which are of poor quality and easy to rot and deteriorate after waist water, so it is recommended to use intellectual or New Zealand imported moss. There is no need to feed, as long as there is enough light for photosynthesis will grow very well, occasionally it will catch insects by itself, if it is artificially fed must be eaten alive, the dead thing will not struggle after it is closed and will be determined whether it is a dead thing or a living thing according to whether it is a dead thing or a living thing, and the dead will "spit out" after a few hours, and the living insect will continue to struggle before it begins to enter the digestive process. >>>More