Nepenthes maxima Geoff Wong x Harryana-Seed PodEach pod usually contains 15 30 seeds. We can't guarantee germination since we have never grown this cross out but we have inspected all pods and they have obviously viable looking embryos. Nepenthes seeds are best sown on a layer of milled sphagnum moss or well leached coco peat above a more traditional Nepenthes mix. They should be kept in a moderately well lit area (50 100 ppfd). The seeds need to be kept wet and humid in the 60 80 temperature

We use a chunky mix of coconut chips

a great root system and is putting out growth quickly

A seed grown plant from Tentena

This pitcher plant has hardy leaves due to its truncata and veitchii lineage

Sarracenia minor is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly throughout northen Florida

Color on them is deep red and stunning

Nepenthes veitchii x dactylifera

This is a cross between Nepenthes singalana and Nepenthes ventricosa

CAR-0298 is a colorful cross already showing teeth even at a small size

This species grows very quickly and scrambles terrestrially but can be trained to climb is obstacles are placed in its way

Both parents are extremely fast growers and the offspring have inherited this trait along with the red and pink pitcher tones from bokorensis

Seedlings will be sent bareroot wrapped in sphagnum moss