Nepenthes [(lowii x veitchii) x boschiana)] "Red Ruffled" x robcantleyi, CAR-0172 anthurium highland conditions with a well

highland conditions with a well draining soil such as 2:1 perlite : sphagnum moss

produces some of the most spectacular leaves in the genus

the current scientific consensus is that Nepenthes robcantleyi is synonymous with nebularum and therefore the preceding distinction of robcantleyi should be used for all plants

This product is considered an lowland Tropical plant

Stable variegation is rare among plants and particularly Nepenthes with only a few documented clones

Nepenthes [(lowii x veitchii) x boschiana)] "Red Ruffled" x robcantleyi, CAR-0172 anthurium highland conditions with a wellThis one has the potential to be a classic! It's a cross between our Red Ruffled" form of [(lowii x veitchii) x boschiana] and robcantleyi. Pitcher bodies seem to vary from pink to dark red and spotted. They should be more colorful with age and the upper pitchers should be out of this world. Plants are all seed grown individuals so some variability is to be expected. Be sure to update us on how these turn out! There's bound to be some stunners. Our