Philodendron verrucosum EcuadorThis is the Philodendron species that got us hooked from the beginning. The captivating, iridescent sheen on the velvety leaves is always stunning. P. verrucosum is a climbing species that requires a totem for support in order to produce full sized leaves. If given warm, humid conditions with adequate light, it grows FAST. The native range of Philodendron verrucusom spans from Central America all the way south to Peru. We grow a wide range of ecotypes

Nepenthes merrilliana is a contender for largest pitchers in the genus whereas glabrata produces diminutive pitchers that are so intricately patterned they look hand painted

Note that this is a mixture of clones from BE-3974

It's best to error on the side of under vs

This is a cross between Nepenthes ventricosa x sibuyanensis and a red ampullaria

These have been extremely fast growing and despite the highland parentage seemed to grow really well through intermediate/lowland conditions this summer

This pitcher plant clone produces blood red traps under ideal conditions and is incredibly vigorous

The shape contributed by campanulata is perfectly complemented by the tough pitcher texture and amazing coloration of lowii

intermediate and warm conditions

there's been few horticultural hybrids ever produced due to its slow growth rate and requirement to attain a large size before flowering

There's a bit of controversy as to the exact parentage of the clone since it came from wild burbidgeae seed and thus villosa or edwardsiana may have some role in the parentage

This is a vigorous plant that would thrive in a wide range of conditions

Nepenthes hamata x edwardsiana combines the sinister teeth from both species with great color and pitcher form