Nepenthes Pricing: Understanding the Cost
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Nepenthes pricing isn’t a topic often talked about, at least publicly. There are many factors that influence the price you’re paying for your plants. The supplier, availability, parentage, size, and propagation methods used will affect the retail price. Different combinations of the above make pricing anywhere from $5 to $1,000+.
In this video, I breakdown pricing and what you can expect to pay when shopping for your next Nepenthes plant. The plus side is that there are so many types today, leaving something for everyone. Whether you’re a collector or beginner, I hope This video gives you a better understanding of Nepenthes pricing!
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Lol dude, it amazes me how you just rattle off those strung together hybrid names so fast and so effortlessly as though you're reciting the first letters of the alphabet.
Keep up the good work!
Hah I don’t even know how I do it. I guess like any parent you just know your children’s names lol
Thanks so much!
I am from sri lanka and I love growing nepenthes I am 13 years old few months before my mother bought me a nepenthes bloody mary and a nepenthes ventricosa
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Bro you are the only active nepenthes channel! Im manifesting a good year in youtube for you and your channel to grow exponentially! Dom your effort is being seen and is appreciated for bringing us content to enjoy especially since Nepenthes content on youtube is very scares
Thanks so much Allen! Glad you’re enjoying!:)
Dom
I'm glad you showed that one in the background. I kept staring at it. I have a personal limit to not spend more than $150 on a plant and I rarely ever do that. Maybe if I get a huge amount of cash gifts for Christmas. I prefer plants from 0 - 60 dollars. I have to REALLY want something to go above that. I wish some nepenthes weren't so stupidly expensive and readily available. There are some I may never have because of my personal limit or they are so rare I missed my chance when they were available.
Limits are important! I never had any and would have to ask my family and friends to help! Ha there will always be affordable one and the market has a long way to go. With Hybridizing and the growth of the hobby, there will be more plants available in the coming years, but there will always be those new showy hybrids with a tag. Thankfully they aren’t aroids ha
Thank you for your videos man. They’re awesome and contain a lot of information I can’t find anywhere else 🙌
Thanks Dominic! This is just the video I needed.
Your best video! I’ve not only understood the price of nepenthes, but also nepenthes’ physiology! I see they grow slowly. If that wasn’t the case, everybody would have nepenthes of 1000$. Your video has helped me to be patient with mine’s!
Thanks Guillermo:) Some can be very slow and hard to prop for sure. Some of them really are worth those prices, others are priceless! hahaha
Love your passion mate 😎
Excellent video Dom. Thanks.
Thank you!
Hi love the video! I always get nepenthes while they are small, I just find them so cute. I prefer seed grown most times, unless it's a plant I could never afford unless it was cloned haha. 🌱🌺
Hi! Thank you:) It's fun to watch how they change as they mature. I totally understand! Sometimes you just need it! lol
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. It was nice to know what aspects of a plant's details determine it's value. It's a shame I don't have a greenhouse so there is no point in me spending a huge amount of money on a really special napenthe because it will never live up to its full potential in my flat, but it's still nice to know why I see some for what appear to be outrageous amounts & understand they may not be as outrageously priced as they appear after all. ! Lol. Your passion for these plant's is a little infectious also! 😁
Yet another great vid bro three thumbs up {again} gorgeous tub veich still hoping for that truncata vid never enough of them thanks always for the knowledge we all appreciate it
Thanks D! We will most likely do truncs after they flower and when it's warmer. They look best in Summer!
I love your vids!
I agree that some are expensive but I understand since there are factors to consider and you fully showcased all of them so I am happy to stumble on your video. Managed to snag a baby ventrata for $5 (has 8 pitchers but due to shipping, lost 4 but I am positive that it will thrive well) but I can imagined that it is very expensive if it's the mature one hahaha and if it's the more exotic looking nepenthes.
Any chance of another greenhouse tour sometime soon?
Yes! I usually do it around this time. Waiting for the plants to pump out those spring pitchers;)
He actually put one up yesterday! :D
Another great educational video Dom! How about a video featuring problems encountered with leaves (e.g. red or purpling on typically green foliage), pitchers (e.g. deformed pitchers), and flowers (e.g. aborting)? Insect (e.g. scale) and other pests (e.g. mollusks, rodents)? What insecticides and fungicides? Topical or systemic? It might be good to hear about some of the challenges that present themselves with growing Nepenthes as well.
Really nice video :D
It's really too bad that you don't ship to Canada!
You come up with my favorate hybrids
The information was great ! I’m a new enthusiast I have three plants that live outside most of the year. I just added a N. Jungle Bells. I bought it because of its color, thanks to your video it will be a couple of years before I will know for sure. Is there a way to know when you order a plant if it’s seed or culture? My first plant is a giant it’s a few years old and puts out blooms I have found out it’s a male plant. Not sure what I’ll do with that information. I’m very interested in learning more about the species. Thanks for the information, Gloria
I'll stick with my Ventrata. 😅😅😅
Haha
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Is the green moss all around your greenhouses sphagnum? If it is what kind is it and did you buy it alive or in dry bricks? It makes your greenhouses look so good I want to figure out if it’s possible for me to get the same moss for my terrarium.
Hi Simon, It is all sphagnum. Some is from our outdoor bog gardens and sometimes it comes along with plants from friends. :) I see it on ebay a lot! Check it out.
Thanks!
@@redleafexotics4722 ok thanks sm :)
How rare are Bicalcarata and hamata in the market? I recently got seeds and plants of them and wanted to know if i was lucky or just normal
I finally found a different species, just labeled "viking " has lots of shoots and very black leafs, and from what I see squat pitchers, 9.99 , fly traps where 14.99 lol
Português BR
Você envia plantas para o Brasil ou só para os Estados Unidos?
This helped me a lot and made me understand I could never own a. Nepenthes
Lmao anyone can own one it’s easy as hell depends on which species tho
Just buy a ventrata, they grow in almost all conditions
Big Box stores have nepenthes ventrata seedlings for $7.00.... Is your price limit $5.00 or something??
@@treck87 yep £5 pound tho
I’m the type of person to kill an Unkillable plant I’m not sure I manna try ☺️😇😂
This confuses me so much as with the different types of plants and how you are to care for them. What do you do when it cools down? As winter here can be very cold and I honestly don't know if I should leave them outside in my shadehouse or bring them inside. Could you give me some ideas.
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Wow 👍 🇬🇧
Do you have a nepenthes Klossii?
If I’d want to sell nepenthes?
should I apply this to my own prices?
Yes! If you ask $500 make sure those parents are insane! ha
How difficult are they to grow from seeds
Not too difficult. They take anywhere from 4 - 6 weeks to sprout. Sometimes longer. It takes around a year or two to see any features. Sometimes slow! ha
How do you come up with the names? Just by putting the parents names together? Which comes first male or or female?
Yes by putting them together with The female always being first.
@@redleafexotics4722 so the name just gets longer and longer the more you breed already crossed plants?
me hearing you say these super long ids:
👁️👄👁️ amazing nepenthes!! i only ever really liked vfts and droseras but you really make me wanna buy neps! 😂🤣🥴
You should get a nepenthes alata because they are easy to grow
How can I buy a Hamata???
By giving $150+ in exchange? They are not that hard to get but they are expensive
How do u get the seeds
We mainly import plants. The seeds have to be collected from a female plant after it’s pollinated and ready to harvest.
Thanks!
i got one for 1 dollar
What species?
Is it good to put well water to nepenthes
No you have to use rain water or distilled water
@@cassandracapobianco6867 but my plants are doing well with well water
@@lakmaleeliyanage621 carnivorous plants in general have all evolved those traits due to low nutrients in the soil. By giving them tap water you will essentially mess up the roots and cause them to slowly die.rain,reverse osmosis,or distilled water is best for any carnivorous plant
@@vivimannequin but now I bought them for 2 years but they are doing well with well water
You can as long as the ppm is low. But since you stated that you're nepenthes is thriving on well water then it's fine.
I think my plants know i want them to grow, and they do! I think i can cut all grow times in half, i think it's the love. 💚
I'm sure they can feel the vibration! That's why I tell people don't fear your plants!
How are you able to tell the girls from the boys. Special testing
Not until they flower. Unless it’s a sexually confirmed clone from tc or cuttings.
I don't know why, but the word "squat" creeps me out lol
200 dolars for a graciliflora? are u kidding? here on my city i sell one twice as big for 10 dolars. You are a thief
All I can think of is...
I paid top dollar for my RajahxRobcantleyi when it first came out. They’re cheaper now but mine is the biggest by a long shot compared to the ones just coming out of TC
The initial seed grown releases are always worth it! Plus ahead of the game if you like to breed them!
Wait so does that mean the 20 cm rafflesiana I bought for $20 could be sold for $100+ ?