I would like to know how you got the pitcher to develop I have a white rafflesiana which have several pitcher on the my mother plant. But the red version OMG, what a challenge. It doesn't do a darn thing. the leaves are also different not as dense as the white verity . Any advice would be great appreciated.
I'm new to the hobby myself, so this may not help at all. I do know that pitchers do not form if the plant gets enough nutrient from the ground. Don't fertilize the plants soil. Also, try a humidifier or careful misting to increase the humidity. :) Hope this helps.
It took a full 5 weeks. As i'm sure ur well aware, carnivorous plants are slow growers. Rafflesiana is relatively fast, but my plant was impeded by low humidity.
It is unfortunate. Although out of my collection, only Nepenthes 'Miranda' and Nepenthes Caesar have short lived pitchers. Ampullaria and Rafflesiana pitchers usually last 5 months.
very nice! A perfect demonstration of how slow generally neps are compared to other cp's. The sundew at the back has made around 3 leaves by the time the nep opened its pitcher.
Nice nivea rafflesiana
Nepo35 2 months ago
i like your video pretty awesome =)) keep it up
kortneydaisey 3 months ago
Great music
TruncataDionaea 5 months ago
Is that Drosera Binata in the background?
TruncataDionaea 5 months ago
Man this is a great timelapse. Im trying with my venus flytrap and failing mizerably.
:^(
TruncataDionaea 5 months ago
nice, but you changed often the position of the camera, that's not good
sonnenblume74 11 months ago
watch out for bats. they like to sleep in them.(seriously)
MasterSparda321 1 year ago
I would like to know how you got the pitcher to develop I have a white rafflesiana which have several pitcher on the my mother plant. But the red version OMG, what a challenge. It doesn't do a darn thing. the leaves are also different not as dense as the white verity . Any advice would be great appreciated.
Kyddoemiko
kyddoemiko 1 year ago
@kyddoemiko
I'm new to the hobby myself, so this may not help at all. I do know that pitchers do not form if the plant gets enough nutrient from the ground. Don't fertilize the plants soil. Also, try a humidifier or careful misting to increase the humidity. :) Hope this helps.
emtasclepius 10 months ago
A wild victreebel appears
Bsnakezs 1 year ago
music matches
XD
MrNoNaMe1107 1 year ago
Whitch camara/programm did you use?
Sonnentau1 1 year ago
Hahah. 0:31-0:50 your Drosera rolls out again. Nice Species, your nepenthes btw.
How old is it?
lexander5 1 year ago
that is great, love when it opens, thank you!
distimpson 1 year ago
Wow, what have you used to do this?
You didn´t take one photo every day, did you?
Saphirasfly 1 year ago
@Saphirasfly
I used a camcorder to take a picture every 15 minutes. I couldn't use a longer time interval because my camcorder is shit :(
dosinski1337 1 year ago
@dosinski1337 how much time it took to shot full video? I'm planning to do so for my N. but i'm scared abt how much time would be needed.
PzSniper 1 year ago
@PzSniper
It took a full 5 weeks. As i'm sure ur well aware, carnivorous plants are slow growers. Rafflesiana is relatively fast, but my plant was impeded by low humidity.
dosinski1337 1 year ago
Great video 5/5
*You can see your Sundew growing in the back hehe!*
thefreeemcmonkey 2 years ago
Hello....i speak little english...
whats the names o f the sing?
EeRrIiKk117 2 years ago
The song is Everyday by Carly Comando
dosinski1337 2 years ago
@dosinski1337 The song is so played off in time lapse videos btw... couldnt you think of something else?! Nice vid otherwise.
guzotak 9 months ago
I love this particular pitcher plant because its shape is different from all others.
I'm on my third try with this one as well.
The past two summers squirrels would dig them up. This year I build a better mouse trap. Now both my red and green are doing great.
Kyddoe.
kyddoemiko 2 years ago
nepenthes' pitchers take forever to grow and they die within a month... :(
ColdTearSP 2 years ago
It is unfortunate. Although out of my collection, only Nepenthes 'Miranda' and Nepenthes Caesar have short lived pitchers. Ampullaria and Rafflesiana pitchers usually last 5 months.
dosinski1337 2 years ago
actually some pitcher can last up for a year i got that from Sarracenia northwest
ipostouch12 2 years ago
I have some that are several months old and doing fine. N. lowii pitchers can last over a year.
Fiercedeity02 2 years ago
very nice! A perfect demonstration of how slow generally neps are compared to other cp's. The sundew at the back has made around 3 leaves by the time the nep opened its pitcher.
vardesigns 3 years ago