Nepenthes ventricosa "Denver" x spectabilis "Giant", CAR-0022 Sarracenia It produces spotted pitchers with

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

purple pitchers with a wide

Cephalotus is native to Western Australia where it grows along the seashores on the coast in mediterranean-like climates

As the name suggests

Nepenthes ventricosa "Denver" x spectabilis "Giant", CAR-0022 Sarracenia It produces spotted pitchers withNepenthes ventricosa x spectabilis and the reverse cross have always been some of our favorites. Here we took the largest and most vigorous ventricosa in cultivation (a clone called Denver) and crossed it with Borneo Exotic's giant spectabilis. The resulting cross retains the same characteristics we love but but with even more robust, squat pitchers with a wide striped, peristome. The pitchers start out vibrantly striped cream and red then darken to