Nepenthes rajah x gymnamphora BE4575 sphagnum moss humid forests and traps insects

humid forests and traps insects to survive in nutrient-poor soils

which was originally selected form many for its exceptional vigour and remains very probably the most vigorous of all the Nepenthes villosa in cultivation today

Keep media constantly damp and let the plants sit in a saucer of water during growing season

but is always colorful and often has leaves with a red underside

vertical persitomes

Nepenthes rajah x gymnamphora BE4575 sphagnum moss humid forests and traps insectsDescription At the time of launch we only have juvenile pitchers, but as the photos and video show, this cross is showing a LOT of interesting variability. Some are as one would expect, being intermediate in appearance between the two species, but others are beginning to look as though they might resemble cute miniature N. rajah. Please note: The photos are representative of S plants. Each individual plant varies. Growing condition Type: Intermediate