N53 Nepenthes jamban (Seed Grown Species) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Great Line producing some of the most

producing some of the most menacing looking large traps in the hobby

sturdy growth habit

each trap packed with many small trigger hairs

Rarely exceeding 2 inches in diameter

Dionaea muscipula Asmodeus from Diflora showcases a mesmerizing cascade of morphological mutations—mirrored

N53 Nepenthes jamban (Seed Grown Species) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Great Line producing some of the mostNepenthes jamban, endemic to the high altitude mossy forests of northern Sumatra (1,8002,100 m), captivates collectors with its distinctive narrow lid and massive nectar glandstraits shared only with its close relative N. jacquelineae. This seed grown species represents a gateway to understanding montane Sumatran genetics and offers potential for exciting hybrid breeding programs, particularly crosses that explore its natural affinity with lowland