Nepenthes truncata x mira "Glowing Red" pmax_collector Both parents have some of

Both parents have some of the most superlative pitcher colors in the genus

this cross caused a lot of controversy driven by the strong desire of so many collectors to get a hold of one

Photo 1 is representative of the species used in the cross (the actual parents were different clones)

We observed plants to be exceptionally robust on this mountain compared to other locations

Our largest plants are established in sphagnum mixes and the largest ones we’ve seen in cultivation have also been kept this way

Nepenthes truncata x mira "Glowing Red" pmax_collector Both parents have some ofThis cross has proven to be outstanding for a lowland or intermediate greenhouse. It's a vigorous grower with thick leaves. This seed grown plant has exhibited an iridescent red glow which its inherited from its red truncata (d) and mira parentage. Though this cross has been done a few times in modern times, this clone is quite special and would likely pass on this coloration to its progeny. The plant for sale is the exact XL one in the photos.