Greenhouse Bench Tour: September 2018

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A tour of a portion of one of our warm room benches. Featured in this video: N. robcantleyi, N. jacquelineae, N. x mastersiana, N. madagascariensis, and more.
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22 сен 2018

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Комментарии : 41

@ScaryFear 5 лет назад

Lovely tour. So short. Definitely would love to see more. Like the sumatrana. I've been trying to track one of those down for my collection for years now. Lovely collection you have.

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

Glad you liked it!

@kennethhiew1517 5 лет назад

Would love to see more of the lowland bench. Curious to know also how you manage to grow highlanders in warm conditions or vice versa.

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

We grow highlanders in our highland room. I'm not sure what you mean by vice versa in this case.

@kennethhiew1517 5 лет назад

@@PredatoryPlants might be my mistake but from the video it seemed like your highland plants (robcantleyi, jacquelinea) were growing in the same greenhouse as your rafflesiana.

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

Those particular plants are generally understood to be "highland" but they are more accurately "intermediates" in our experience. Both of those plants are extremely cold sensitive and suffer very much when low temperatures drop into the 50s for an extended period.

@viiiderekae 5 лет назад

How did you grow jaquiliniae in warm condition ?

@petermakescartoons 2 года назад

@@PredatoryPlants can you do an update on the truncate titan?

@herkusr01 5 лет назад

Nice plants!! And I agree, a jacquelinae hybrid would be amazing

@Jamietron666 5 лет назад

absolutely gorgeous thank you

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

You're welcome!

@kunlin579 5 лет назад

the Rob and Rafflesiana look really nice!!

@luismiguelscloneski6084 5 лет назад

I'm brazilian, your videos are cool, nice collection.

@richardland5563 4 года назад

Wow I’m so amazed that your greenhouse and what beautiful plants so I’ve just subscribe

@haruhiro3105 5 лет назад

All your plants look great! Can wait to see some of those gym hybrids. :3

@yeoweeyap 5 лет назад

awesome！

@incubu89 5 лет назад

Very nice and illustrative videos! Please make species spotlight of N. flava, N. jamban, N. attemboroughii or N. macfarlanei. Thanks!

@medicwaffles 5 лет назад

Nice Alba

@tedrudiaurelio2358 3 года назад

is that a rafflesiana kuching squat red?

@Zerbirus 5 лет назад

Your robcantleyi hybrids are going to sell well

@saberarisu 5 лет назад

High or low land?

@d.k.g2257 3 года назад

What type of cloth is on the tables

@ElmoRitter Год назад

I love robcantleyi but min frow so slow. Is that normal for you guys? I’ve got a sib x rob that is SO slow. Worth it though I love the dark massive pitchers :)

@le-auss 2 года назад

Your rob looks really big! Do you know the age and pitcher size

@brunoanthony9452 5 лет назад

Growing Amorphophallus at the corner of the bench??

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

Maaaaybe

@1killwonder88 5 лет назад

Where can I find more growing information on species so I can create an excellent setup here in central Florida because I want to grow more nepenthes but I’m unsure what kind of setup I’ll need inside/outside I’m looking to purchase a good bit of plants from your company.

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

Our basic guide is here: predatoryplants.com/pages/care-guide We will be creating more comprehensive information over time.

@novivosimuero 5 лет назад

guauuu

@d2solutions185 5 лет назад

What robcantleyi do you guys have? eg: what company is it from?

@PredatoryPlants 5 лет назад

To my knowledge, N. robcantleyi has only ever been produced and released by Borneo Exotics.

@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 3 года назад

Fun fact : N. Robcantleyi's name come from Robert Cantley, the guy who initially found the specie. Mr. Cantley is also the foundator of Borneo Exotics. Yep, its a relatively small world

@DUNDOM5 4 года назад

species > hybrids

@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 3 года назад

Pure blooded species are usually harder to cultivate than hybrids. I always wanted a Rajah x Edwardsiana but if I had to choose, I would take the pure blooded Rajah any day.

@DUNDOM5 3 года назад

@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 hell yea brother

@kenjiro2676 5 лет назад

I came there today. Reality hit me when I saw the size of plants and the prices for each plant. I hate to say this but I was kind of underwhelmed. Thought I’d see lots of nepenthes from common cheap hybrids to expensive plants. All of different sizes, but all I saw where super tiny plants or medium plants that are $200+.. I figured a small would be $10 but they were doubled that :( was hoping to come home with lots of cps today.(I got a n. Ventrata from mid city nursery for $19 and it was 3 times bigger than your small sized ones.) Also are we allowed, the customers, to enter the green house area? With all the nepenthes and such?

@edwardplants2176 5 лет назад

Nepenthes in general are not cheap plants. However N. ventrata is both as common and as cheap as dirt compared to the many specialty species and hybrids that they offer. Size does not matter as much so much as rarity in this hobby.

@cageC64 5 лет назад

they had a big N. Burbidgeae x Edwardsiana for $200. for the size of the plant, it was a steal. They also had plenty for sale that would make most nep collectors happy. If you go up to california carnivores, you will be just as, if not more underwhelmed by their selection.

@herkusr01 5 лет назад

Rookie eh?