Nepenthes lowii x veitchiiA timeless cross that produces the best of both parents. It also grows well in a wide range of conditions from intermediate to highland and even performed well in our lowland house over a few months. The cross from Christian Klein incorporates his incredible veitchii Candy (photo 4, Christian's photo used with permission) so we expect potentially even more amazing colors and shape than other greges. Plants are seed grown unless otherwise specified.

Nepenthes spathulata has always been one of our favorite species

This provides a great contrast for the stunning pink petioles

Plants in this group are fast growers once they get going and the colors are simply incredible

Plants are all seed grown and extremely limited release

Sarracenia psittacina prefers lower light and wetter conditions than other Sarracenia species

In higher humidity environments

It exhibits teeth connected to the back of the pitcher lid which often can be observed secreting nectar

crystallinum circulating in cultivation are "bench hybrids" with complex parentage from origins in Hawaii/Florida/Indonesia/Thailand

Due to its thick

Nepenthes truncata has been in cultivation for a long time and has been horticulturally bred a number of times

The original plant for sale was a rooted basal off of our mother plants from Best Carnivorous Plants

row plantings to provide quick coverage for privacy