Nepenthes talangensis x glandulifera, BE-3665 lowland Nepenthes ovata doesn’t seem to

Nepenthes ovata doesn’t seem to grow on the summit alongside the other Nepenthes species at the locations we observed but we haven’t traveled to all the mountains it grows on

The flared peristomes of each parent are simply brilliant and then you mix in the robust pitcher shape and dark color from robcantleyi “Queen of Hearts” and you’ve got progeny with some amazing potential

beautifully striped Nepenthes truncata (c) from Exotica Plants

We are extremely confident this clone is not a hybrid

hairy leaves it is quite tolerant of humidity and temperature fluctuations

Nepenthes talangensis x glandulifera, BE-3665 lowland Nepenthes ovata doesn’t seem toNepenthes hybrids tend to exhibit a great degree of hybrid vigor but glandulifera hybrids seem to be in a category of their own. Perhaps its the fact that glandulifera is so isolated in its habitat on Bukit Batu (to our knowledge Chien Lee has been the only intrepid soul brave enough to climb up the intimidating rock face where this species was discovered). We have found this plant to be incredibly vigorous under intermediate and highland conditions.