Nepenthes ventricosa (MT Black Peristome x (k)), CAR-0213 Nepenthes Species This clone has been circulating

This clone has been circulating throughout Asian collections for the last 2 decades and has now made its way to the USA

The distinction between the 2 populations is difficult to make but seems to be closely tied to the introgession with Nepenthes mirabilis in the Trang site leads plants there to sometimes have a lower pitcher waist and more climbing growth habit

misinformation spread that stated flytraps were hard to grow or required very stringent horticultural requirements

Nepenthes chaniana is a Bornean endemic and was one of the first montane Nepenthes species I observed in the wild

Nepenthes ventricosa (MT Black Peristome x (k)), CAR-0213 Nepenthes Species This clone has been circulatingNepenthes ventricosa (MT Black Peristome x (k)), CAR 0213 Nepenthes ventricosa is a perfect beginners plant! Hailing from the Phillipines, it's known for being one of the hardiest and most adaptable Nepenthes species. It produces waisted, waxy pitchers that are tough and long lasting. This is a cross between our Black Peristome clone from MT and (k) from EP. It takes a while for ventricosa to produce mature pitchers but we expect that within a few