Nepenthes adrianii, CAR-0135 Sarracenia They die down to their

They die down to their corms periodically and will rest for a few months before putting out new stems

Plants are seed grown so each individual is unique

broad spectrum for maximizing photosynthesis while at the same time appearing pleasing to the eye

This cross would grow best in highland conditions with good humidity

once they are established

Nepenthes adrianii, CAR-0135 Sarracenia They die down to theirNepenthes adrianii is a gem of a species and extremely underrated in our opinion. It holds onto many glowing red pitchers at a time and is a vigorous grower. The species is closely related to Nepenthes spathulata which hails from Sumatra while adrianii resides (now in small numbers) on the heavily populated Java. Plants for sale are horticulturally bred by Carnivero. We crossed a seed grown adrianii from Exotica Plants with a Malesiana Tropicals