Nepenthes {[(lowii x veitchii) x campanulata] x truncata} x (maxima large x veitchii Candy Red) -Seed PodEach pod usually contains 10 30 seeds. We can't guarantee germination since we have never grown this cross out but we have inspected all pods and they have obviously viable looking embryos. Nepenthes seeds are best sown on a layer of milled sphagnum moss or well leached coco peat above a more traditional Nepenthes mix. They should be kept in a moderately well lit area (50 100 ppfd). The seeds need to be kept wet and humid in the 60 80 temperature

Dimensions: (L x W x H): 39

Recent expeditions to the type locale have led to a revision of its taxonomy and split from fusca

Could you imagine a purple Nepenthes edwardsiana

Anthurium magnificum x regale exhibit an exquisite appearance

It seems to be most closely related to Philodendron luxurians and takes on the same scrambling growth habit

It produces beautifully veined leaves that open up red and then fade to bronze then green as the leaf hardens

Philodendron billietiae produces long

Nepenthes truncata (d) x [(ventricosa x sibuyanensis) x Trusmadiensis]

The glossy foliage adds an element of mystery and elegance to any space it occupies

The female parent is our yellow clone of [(lowii x veitchii) x boschiana] and produces red/purple

See our Nepenthes growing guide for more information on how to grow them

venosa is a temperatue plant and requires a winter dormancy where it can tolerate temperatures into the 20's with no issue