Nepenthes boschiana x lowii aroid Since the pitchers have evolved

Since the pitchers have evolved to feed on detritus instead of insects

It's reported that there are a range of ecotypes of warocqueanum with some exhibiting darker

they are a gorgeous orange with some yellow and red striping and over time darken

These plants are well established and growing vigorously

This is a horticultural ampullaria cross between 2 outstanding clones

Nepenthes boschiana x lowii aroid Since the pitchers have evolvedNepenthes boschiana x lowii should be a stunning hybrid incorporating the vigor of boschiana and the beautiful shape and color of lowii. The reverse cross was done years back and the clones we grow closely resemble lowii with their upper pitchers and exudate production. The plants offered are Borneo Exotics, BE 4067. It is an intermediate to highland grower capable of growing well even during warm summers. This product is considered a Intermediate