Spotlight on N. ramispina x robcantleyi | BE-3939

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[@andrewdalke9134]

Great plant and definitely on my list of plants to get. Whats with the blurring of the tag though? thanks

[@BorneoExotics]

Just a minor security measure. It’s only a number.

[@hadjosrs1529]

Do you still have hamata x tenuis? Incredible work as always

[@BorneoExotics]

I’m sure there’s one around somewhere!

[@eemilaalto9030]

Can u do one for palawanensis and rajah x peltata pls🙏

[@BorneoExotics]

We will.

[@jacobhamel1583]

We can identify upper pitchers by the tendrils? Are those the stem thing connecting the pitcher to the leaf?

[@BorneoExotics]

That’s right. Uppers develop a twirl. If there’s a twig to cling on to they will wrap around it as they develop. Otherwise it acts as a spring to help prevent sudden forces on the leaf in gusty winds. That’s a theory anyway.

[@jacobhamel1583]

@@BorneoExotics Wow thanks for the info!