Nepenthes naga Paul B. x peltata (Seed Grown) (Shipped Bare-Root)

Nepenthes naga Paul B. x peltata (Seed Grown) (Shipped Bare-Root)This compelling cross unites Sumatra's montane N. nagaprized for its distinctive forked lid appendage and undulate peristomewith the rare Philippine endemic N. peltata from Mount Hamiguitan's upper slopes. Collectors pursue this hybrid for the genetic fusion of two geographically isolated species, anticipating pitchers that showcase N. naga's iconic lid architecture while inheriting N. peltata's intermediate altitude vigor and pitcher morphology. Care

or coco coir

making it a prized discovery for dedicated enthusiasts seeking morphological novelty beyond conventional dentate specimens

endemic to Peninsular Malaysia's Titiwangsa Range

you'll receive a plant with live foliage

Foliage is mostly yellowish green during the growing season with light reddish tinting on the interior surfaces

Under bright light

Coloration: Trap interiors develop a deep

Master of Disaster takes its name from the chaotic appearance of its foliage

This emerging cultivar promises the refined trap architecture and vigor characteristic of modern breeding programs

Heliamphora 'Geoff Wong #2' represents a distinctive selection within the genus

and arranged in a more irregular pattern than those of the parent plants

bristly trigger hairs that develop conspicuous growth on mature traps—a rare morphological anomaly among Venus flytraps