[W019] Nepenthes undulatifolia x macrophyllaThis is one of the most interesting crosses made in recent years. Both parents are from Sulawesi. Nepenthes undulatifolia is famous for its wavy leaves and peltate leaf insertion while macrophylla is known for its large and toothy pitchers. This cross would grow best in highland conditions with good humidity. Exact plant in photo 1 3 Our sizing guidelines This product is considered a Highland Tropical plant. Please see our Shipping and Guarantees

large and beautiful Nepenthes

Similar Campanulata hybrids we made in the past consistently produced fun

Though it's published as a highland form

It produces spotted pitchers with a unique bronze hue that we've only observed from Papuan ampullaria

fleshy edges

We crossed our stunning mature bicalcaratas together

We can't wait to see the unique features on upper pitchers

or fluorite (Seachem) but don’t think it’s a necessity since we’ve seen stunning specimens cultivated in organic mixes

from lowlands up to highlands

admired for its deep colored pitchers adorned with delicate veins

The emerging leaves have red hues and the pitchers have varying colors and spots

Very limited stock