Nepenthes ventricosa (Denver x (k)), CAR-0027 merchandise This form is distinct from

This form is distinct from any other Nepenthes ventricosa we have ever encountered in cultivation

It would be best grown under intermediate or lowland conditions

*There may be some who are concerned about us using the designation of Nepenthes alata to describe the parent plant because of some of the latest taxonomic publications

It exhibits teeth connected to the back of the pitcher lid which often can be observed secreting nectar

Nepenthes ventricosa (Denver x (k)), CAR-0027 merchandise This form is distinct fromNepenthes ventricosa is a perfect beginners plant! Hailing from the Phillipines, it's known for being one of the hardiest and most adaptable Nepenthes species. It produces waisted, waxy pitchers that are tough and long lasting. This is a cross between our Denver clone and (k) from EP. It takes a while for ventricosa to produce mature pitchers but we expect that within a few leaves these will be putting out huge, deep red ones. The Denver clone is the