Nepenthes bicalcarata x northianaA beautiful cross out of Thailand between 2 enigmatic lowland species. Plants are still young but display the color and shape of Nepenthes bicalcarata with peristome striping from northiana. There are only slight nubs of fangs at this time. As the plants age, we fully expect them to get more flared peristomes like northiana. We've noticed that young northiana plants and hybrids rarely exhibit wide, flared peristomes until they are much older. Plants

We expect shapely pitchers with amazing color

See our Venus flytrap growing guide for more information

and can be grown in full shade or sun

Nepenthes (truncata x campanulata) x lowii

Avoid root/corm issues by allowing to fully dry between waterings

Veitchii prefers good drainage and we recommend using an open mix with net pots and an open mix and letting the media dry out to just moist between waterings

Here is our sizing guide

This should be an outstanding cross given the beautiful coloration and shape of the upper pitchers from both species

Under strong light

We’ve grown it successfully in our lowland

greenhouse supplementation and commercial growing applications

sphaghnum based) and most seemed equivalent as long as you make sure there is good drainage so the roots are aerated