[A1139] Nepenthes (veitchii x platychila) x Redonkulas (XL)

This one has the potential to be a classic!  It's a cross between our elaborately flared (veitchii x platychila)- BE and (Rokko EP x boschiana) x {[Rokko x (zakriana x spectabilis)] x Trusmadiensis} "Redonkulas".  So far all offspring seem to be developing widely flared, striped peristomes.  Pitcher body seems to vary from red to pink to yellow and is spotted.  We expect the uppers on these to be even better than the lowers!  Plants are all seed grown individuals and this is a complex cross so variability is to be expected.  Be sure to update us on how these turn out!  There's bound to be some stunners.

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Popcorn bidding is an anti-sniping feature that extends the auction time by a small
amount to give each participant a fair chance to place their final bid.
If a bid is placed within the last minute of an auction, the end time
will be extended by an additional 30 seconds. This prevents auction
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Some high value plants are given a reserve price, which is the minimum price an auciton must reach to end with a winner. If an auction ends and the highest bid has not exceeded the reserve price, the auction will end with no winner and may be offered to the hihtest bidder manually or relisted at a later date

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