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10 Nepenthes Mirabilis Seeds (Lowland Nepenthes Seeds)
The traps start out at first as a small swelling, but quickly expand to their full size over the course of several weeks. The pitchers can reach 15 cm high and 4 cm wide. The lid opens to reveal digestive fluids in the bottom of the trap. Prey is attracted by the gaudy colours and nectar produced by the trap, under the lid, which does not close and around the rim. The pitchers of Nepenthes species have a smooth lining. Insects and other small animals that are attracted to the pitchers cannot maintain... 
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$3.20 rarexoticseeds.com |
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100 Nepenthes Mirabilis Seeds (Lowland Nepenthes Seeds)
The traps start out at first as a small swelling, but quickly expand to their full size over the course of several weeks. The pitchers can reach 15 cm high and 4 cm wide. The lid opens to reveal digestive fluids in the bottom of the trap. Prey is attracted by the gaudy colours and nectar produced by the trap, under the lid, which does not close and around the rim. The pitchers of Nepenthes species have a smooth lining. Insects and other small animals that are attracted to the pitchers cannot maintain...
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$19.00 rarexoticseeds.com |
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Nepenthes x kuchingensis (mirabilis var. echinostoma x ampullaria)
This is an easy to grow hybrid between two wonderful species. The mirabilis parent is the well-known variety echinostoma, which produces hairlike projections on the pitcher lip; while the ampullaria parent gives the pitchers a more rounded shape. A wonderful choice to grow out in a hanging basket! These seed-grown plants (no two are exactly alike) are potted in 3-inch pots, not bareroot as you find with many other suppliers. Water and enjoy.
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Puya mirabilis
Green comet! A fast growing terrestrial bromeliad with bright shiny-green leaves that are slightly prickly at their base. This rosette of whispy foliage recurves back giving the plant the look of a comet! The large, nodding flowers resemble species gladiolus and are a smart 'Martha Stewart' chartreuse. This species flowers in 3 to 4 years from seed, very quick for a Puya. Cold hardiness tested to north Gainesville, Florida. Native to South America. We were offering this plant as Puya alpestris but...
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