Nepenthes mirabilis var. globosa, BE-3928Though Nepenthes mirabilis may be the most widespread of all Nepenthes species, Nepenthes mirabilis var. globosa and Nepenthes orbiculata are limited to just a small area in Thailand. Locally known amongst Thai growers as Viking form many years, these plants produce really cool looking, globose pitchers that are quite variable in color (green, white, red, pink are all possible in any combination of pitcher body and peristome). They are best grown in

Since the plants prefer such out of reach growing sites

therefore ampullaria also makes a great companion plant for frog species

we've found muluensis to really need solid highland conditions to thrive

It’s best grown in high humidity

The clone is male and the black "variegation" often passes on to its offspring

Borneo and Sumatra

As the name suggests

The distinction between the 2 populations is difficult to make but seems to be closely tied to the introgession with Nepenthes mirabilis in the Trang site leads plants there to sometimes have a lower pitcher waist and more climbing growth habit

It's a vigorous hybrid in lowland through highland conditions

Note that since these are living plants that are continuously growing

They should be a great beginner plant or one to try out on a sunny windowsill over a wide range of conditions

this new clone has been selected by Borneo Exotics for its vigor