Nepenthes ventricosa "Porcelain"Nepenthes ventricosa "Porcelain" form. This spectacular variety of ventricosa exhibits porcelain white pitcher bodies with a flared red peristome. It seems like there's a number of locations in the Phillipines where this form occurs and there's been a number of forms and clones circulating throughout Europe and the USA for decades. Most clones tend to have a very woody texture. This pitcher plant is considered a Highland Tropical plant. Please see our

For sale is a seed grown specimen of Nepenthes x Trusmadiensis x burbidgeae from Exotica Plants

These plants should be grown as highlanders with good humidity though they may be able to tolerate a few months under intermediate conditions

This may be the most vigorous primary hybrid with hamata out there and may also succeed well on a sunny windowsill

There's been a few growers who have created this cross over the years and each cross has its own charm

Due to the lowland veitchii parent used in this cross

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field observations have been made from afar of campanulata-like plants growing on vertical limestone cliffs on the Phillipine island of Palawan

porcelain coloration with rich pink and red striping

we were doing quite a bit of travel when the seeds matured and didn’t harvest the seeds until the pods had already begun to crack

It’s documented to grow from 800 meters to over 1600 meters so it’s likely tolerant of a wide range of conditions

It has a toothy peristome and is often colored a deep red

we've grown it under highland