An amazing and giant hybrid. The are pseudo-leaf blade is peltate (shield shape) and seem to easily blush a dark red. The pitchers themselves are spotty and red with peristomes that age to a dark red.
The female parent is one of the four clones of N. rajah, originating with Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and sold under BE-3152. The male parent is a seed-grown plant of N. peltata, selected for the particularly striking red coloration to the underside of its leaves.
First photo is of the two parents, second photo is an example of one of the plants grown out for this sale to a small size (90mm pot for scale).
An amazing and giant hybrid. The are pseudo-leaf blade is peltate (shield shape) and seem to easily blush a dark red. The pitchers themselves are spotty and red with peristomes that age to a dark red.
The female parent is one of the four clones of N. rajah, originating with Royal Botanic Gardens Kew and sold under BE-3152. The male parent is a seed-grown plant of N. peltata, selected for the particularly striking red coloration to the underside of its leaves.
First photo is of the two parents, second photo is an example of one of the plants grown out for this sale to a small size (90mm pot for scale).
