Nepenthes vieillardiiNepenthes vieillardii is the easternmost growing Nepenthes species from the island of New Caledonia. It can be a challenging species in cultivation and we recommend reading Francois Mey's blog post. In short, it seems that Nepenthes vieillardii prefers very well drained soils such as the ultramaffic areas where it's found naturally. A mix with a good portion of aggregate including akadama is highly recommended and the plants should dry out a bit

This cross should be very campy and unique

It seems to be a compact grower like its non-variegated counterparts

Anthurium rugulosum is a beautiful species with distinctive bullate textured leaves and large size

Philodendron mamei has beautiful silvery speckling on its leaves

Given the complex parentage

CAR-0129 is an in-house cross with enormous potential

Glandulifera hybrids tend to exhibit a good amount of hybrid vigor

Large size will have multiple growth points

This pitcher plant is considered a Highland Tropical plant

Plants are from a single clone out out of tissue culture

This cross grows well under lowland

The large plant for sale is seed grown and is the exact one in the photos