Nepenthes ramispina x aristolochioides, BE-3926Nepenthes ramispina x aristolochioide produces dark red pitchers with a tiny vertical opening reminiscent of Nepenthes aristolochioides. It grows vigorously in highland conditions and produces dark traps even when young. Highly recommended! This is BE 3926 from Borneo Exotics from a random assortment of clones. This product is considered a Highland Tropical plant. Please see our Shipping and Guarantees policy for cold hot weather shipping guidelines.

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So far all offspring seem to be developing widely flared

becoming more noticeable as light reflects off the leaf

We expect these to have a similar look to truncata x edwardsiana with a more compact form from the campanulata influence

the matter is best left to researchers who are better equipped for taxonomical arguments

Drosera latifolia is a South American sundew with a beautifully unique look compared to other rosetted subtropicals

being large with a flared peristome when in the lower stage and then exhibiting a more lowi-esque form in the uppers

The plants for sale are from reverted parts of our mother Carmel Marble plant so there is a chance that the variegation could randomly reappear

between [rafflesiana x (rafflesiana x hirsuta)] x (rafflesiana x ampullaria))

Philodendron bicolor produces long

The cross results in a vigorous and temperature tolerant hybrid that attains pitchers with a large size but also has the vertical pitcher opening reminiscent of aristolochioides

We grow ours under intermediate and highland temperatures