Nepenthes truncata x (sibuyanensis x Trusmadiensis), specimen #1 Sarracenia tongue-like appendage from beneath the

tongue-like appendage from beneath the lid of its purple pitchers

It produces monomorphic pitchers (no distinct uppers) and does not produce climbing stems

our spectacular “alata” (Giant x Luzon)* put out a large spike which we promptly pollinated with Nepenthes truncata(c)-Giant

plants had been growing on vertical cliff faces in front of a major eco-tourist destination (Deer Cave at Mulu National Park) all along

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Nepenthes truncata x (sibuyanensis x Trusmadiensis), specimen #1 Sarracenia tongue-like appendage from beneath theThis is a specimen plant from Exotica Plants and is around 18" across. It produces wonderfully flared peristomes and is a hardy grower. We've had it in our lowland through highland greenhouses with success. We suspect it would make an excellent windowsill or even outdoor plant in a mild region. All its parents tend to lend thick leaves to their offspring which allows them to be very tolerant of temperatures swings. Most of our products come with