Nepenthes diabolica - Exact PlantThis incredible species is now officially accepted as Nepenthes diabolica after unofficially being known as "red hairy hamata" for years. The species is known to reside at high elevations on mountains in Sulawesi. Cultivation of this species is tricky and it will often produce deformed leaves unless ultrahighland conditions are provided. It should be reserved for the experienced highland Nepenthes grower. Our sizing guidelines This product is

We expect it to grow best as an intermediate but it should do well over a wide range of lowland to highland conditions considering the latitude of tolerance from both parents

pleated leaves

Nepenthes muluensis x lowii

Perhaps this has to due with its targeting ground prey in nature

Cephalotus is native to Western Australia where it grows along the seashores on the coast in mediterranean-like climates

We've grown these in our lowland and intermediate rooms and they have been very vigorous

The wide peristome from platychila is complemented by the rigid shape from veitchii x lowii

We love campanulata hybrids for their compact size and tendency to produce robust lower pitchers in perpetuity

We can't wait to see how this cross will develop

This cross has some great potential and seems to combine the beautiful porcelain coloration from burbidgeae with the robust

The coloration is variable amongst individuals

It's tolerant of conditions from lowland to highland and produces thick leaves that are very capable of taking humidity fluctuations