Nepenthes ampullaria
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Nepenthes ampullaria is a lowland species from Southeast Asia. They produce round pitchers that range from green to almost black, with or without stripes and speckles. They are detritivores, relying on dead organic material falling from the forest canopy. Hot, humid lowland conditions in bright shade works best for us here at the nursery. Most days the greenhouse feel like a sauna!
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I have this species and its literally insane! When it got here it only has 2 pitchers. 1 year has passed and it exploded to 30 or more.
The thing I find cool is the fact that because it can digest leaves means it can digest other carnivorous plants making it the highest plant on the food chain
Might be an underdog, but it has the last laugh
It can’t digest plant, the animals that lives inside the pitchers eat them which transformed into poop which transformed into nitrogen. its like sarracenia purpurea.
Yesss finally an ampullaria feature!
There are NO house plants better than Nepenthes not anthurium philodendron or alocasia. To successfully grow a pitcher to full size is a Growers dream
Yesss! More videos like this!
Awwww! I love your passion for this! Definitely enjoyed watching and learning!
I'm Hyped for the website inventory UPDATE!!! SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY! As well as I always love content from red leaf! Dom & Jerry For The Win
Wow beautiful Nepenthes !!! So cute!!
Nice Nepenthes grow so easy here in south east Queensland Australia great plants
dom is the best this man knows his sh@t when he speaks listen
Love your videos! definitely wish to feature this plant on my channel soon :)
oh nice! can you do a video on Nepenthes Rafflesiana next?
I love the ampullaria 💚
And yours plants are amazing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
such an interesting and specialized nepenthes. it has always reminded me of cephalotus
They are squat and chunky just like them:)
That's just what I was about to say
More Ampullaria episodes please :D
Que hermosa colección muy buenos videos amigo saludos desde la CIUDAD DE MEXICO .
My (windowsill) N. ampullaria catch bugs from time to time, but I add leaf bits sometimes. Good idea?
Are leaf bits a kind of animal or are you saying you feed your plant other plants? I mean I’ve done that before, I imagine it’s fine on rare occasion as it can happen in the wild.
These plant also catch dead leaf, that’s why the top leaves don’t cover the pitch.
It probably happens a lot in the wild
Hi does anyone know what pot size (diameter) are used in this video ?
They look amazing and the size is perfect.
so cute
Wow they're so cute! Nice collection dude. Btw I have a question: How important is air flow? I have my 2 neps in a fish-tank terrarium with a lid partially sealed, so the humidity gets to 60% ~ 70%. However I also have a little CPU fan, but when I turn it on the humidity completely escapes. I don't want things to rot... but I'm also struggling to keep the humidity up.
How do you get your amps to carpet like that?!?! Mine only has pitchers on leaves
How does it produce so many base pitchers ? Aren't the pitchers formed at the leaf ends ?
"Sorry little spider"
No you're not 😂😂😂
I have a N. Bicalcarata x ampullaria, I was wondering if I should grow it like a regular bical or if I should grow it like an average intermediate hybrid.
Both are lowland plants so grow it as a lowland nepenthes
1:17 you've got to eat the competition. 💪
please show us N. Globosa :)
Good intro
If they don't produce digestive enzymes, then how do they actually eat? I've been looking into this one and I've actually been wanting it for a long time, so I want to know.
i know when it vines the leaves get bigger but why do some basal rosettes produce tiny almost non existent leaves while some produce much larger leaves compared to pitcher size ratio i cant seem to find a specific variety that only makes small leaves have you noticed any variety that is exclusively small leafed.
does ampullaria still retain its ability to capture insects
Oh yes, ours still have a bunch of insects in the bottom:)
can you show this jumbo nepenthes ampullaria with volley ball ? and is that the type of n.ampullaria ?
I want all of these plants! But they are so expensive!!!
Nepenthes can be pricey, but there are many affordable ones:)
i am so desperate for lime twist lmao id die for even a cutting
Love my line twist
I nedd this plant
I,m from poland
How i can get it in poland .
Carnisana :)
Eh Mr jadi iri ...?kok bis bagus tanamanya....?
I aam very curiois about your live sphagnum.. Can you male videou about it? Expose your bench sir
my peat moss looks dark brown to black when soaked i wish it looked light brown like yours
It's not peat moss. He's using sphagnum. You should use sphagnum with your nepenthes or they might die depending on what species you have.
@@monke1919 i meant to say sphagnum i have the long fibered variety but it turns very dark when it is wet
@@omarvela3154 that dosent seem good
@@omarvela3154 live or from one of those dried blocks?
@@Brian-qn2mx dried blocks but it seems to work fine just not the same color as in the video
first hel yeah
hey, are you homosexual Dom? I wanna support gay business owners by buying some nep. ventratas
I’m a happy gay man:) Thanks! We don’t sell ventrata unfortunately:-/ mainly seed-grown plants from Exotica and our own crosses. We do updates every 1-2 weeks.
Thanks,
Dom
@@redleafexotics4722 That’s pretty brave of you to come out like that! I’m unsure about my sexuality myself but I definitely support the LGBT community. I’d be happy to support your business. This spring I’m trying to start up my nepenthes collection again, any good suggestions that you sell?
XD strange question
I'm Single 😍😥
Who asked?
Get nepenthes, might help with your depression