Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 09:36:38 -0600 From: "John Green" <HPJGREEN@ihc.com> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg1821$foo@default> Subject: Re: Gubler Nepenthes
Maud'Dib (Matthew) and Chris Tiechreb wrote:
>>Anyway, I tracked the grower down (it was NOT hard)
>>and found that they are called Gubler's Orchids
>>(http://www.gublers.com/). They, obviously, have a good
>>selection of orchids and a minor selection of CPs. Namely,
>>they have a Nepenthes hybrid, a Darlintonia, and a VFT...
>The hybrid Neps they sell are quite a wide ranging variety. I
>have two, both of which are very different in their growth forms.
>Another grower I know who buys these has two from Gublers.
>that are also completely different from mine, one producing
>pitchers that have heavy influence from bicalcarata.
>Definitely fun growing them and eventually finding out what they
>are. The only problem is that nobody at Gubler's seems to know
>what exactly they're selling, just Nep hybrids!
I have a picture of my "Gubler Nep" on a website for anyone interested
at the following:
http://homestead.juno.com/thegreens13/files/gublernep.jpg
I guess mine has a heavy alata influence, but I'm not much into growing
Neps. It seems to grow pretty easily and survives despite constant
neglect. The rest of the website is mostly finished but I still need to
get some pictures developed and scanned for my "Outdoor Bog" section,
but feel free to look around and give me any comments on what I have. I
do have some pretty good pictures of my blue flava on the site.
Hopefully the color will show up as well as it does on my monitor. And
I'm still working on the site, so it changes regularly.
Also, can anyone tell me how to unsubscribe to the list? (I'm changing
jobs at the end of next week - wahooo!)
John Green
Salt Lake City, Utah
http://homestead.juno.com/thegreens13/
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