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Published: June 16th 2008June 16th 2008
The range of pitcher plants and orchids that I've seen in Brunei is amazing. Here are some of my favourites. The orchids are probably mainly hybrids, but the pitcher plant is a rather humble natural breed which found growing in the wild. This one was a vine that grew all over the ground and up into the trees. The orchids are growing at the government-owned Rimba Orchid Centre, while we found the pitcher plants in the Berakas Forest Reserve.
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Pitcher Plant
This is a vine of dead pitchers hanging from a tree.
Pitcher Plant
Growing on the ground.
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brian
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You always know how to please....orchids are my favourite flowers. Thanks
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