Nepenthes mollis x veitchii br-trending We have noticed that veitchii

We have noticed that veitchii can be somewhat of a chameleon when young and can exhibit more striping and coloration as they mature

flared peristome on these

*There may be some who are concerned about us using the designation of Nepenthes alata to describe the parent plant because of some of the latest taxonomic publications

It's a highland plant found growing mainly as a epiphyte in upper montane forests throughout Sarawak

This is one of the most interesting crosses made in recent years

Nepenthes mollis x veitchii br-trending We have noticed that veitchiiOne of the best crosses made in the last few years, this hybrid appears very much like Nepenthes hurrelliana but takes its vigor and temperature tolerant from veitchii. We've grown in under highland, intermediate and lowland conditions and have found it to be a vigorous grower under all of them. It does produce larger more colorful pitchers when kept on the cool side. All plants for sale were kept in the intermediate greenhouse so their pitcher size