Nepenthes sibuyanensis x merrilliana, BE-3542 aroid this one grows under a

this one grows under a wide range of conditions

dark peristomes on large pitchers

We’ve found these clones to be slow growers when young because they typically are slow to develop much of a root system until they hit 4" in diameter

All plants in cultivation owe their lineage to a single mother plant (the type specimen) which was in bloom at the time of taxonomic collection

The “King” of Nepenthes crossed with the extremely wide peristome Nepenthes veitchii

Nepenthes sibuyanensis x merrilliana, BE-3542 aroid this one grows under aThis cross has giant potential, literally! It's a strong candidate for the largest Nepenthes pitcher. The cross is much faster growing than either parent and the pitchers attain a gorgeous cherry red. As the plant develops, its pitcher size really ramps up with new pitchers getting drastically larger with every leaf. Being a cross between a highland and lowland species, this one grows under a wide range of conditions. All plants for sale are the same