Nepenthes merrilliana x aristolochioides Venus flytrap Alocasia can be particularly dramatic

Alocasia can be particularly dramatic about shipping but bounce back quickly as long as they are not keep too wet in transit

and the arguments made for the split are based on a narrow set of cultivated material for both robcantleyi/nebularum

This is a fast and vigorous grower that seems to do well under intermediate and lowland conditions

We expect them to develop strong waists and domed lids like clipeata as they mature

We've grown this under lowland

Nepenthes merrilliana x aristolochioides Venus flytrap Alocasia can be particularly dramaticNepenthes merrilliana x aristolochioides. The parents of this cross could not be more different and results are outstanding. Nepenthes merrilliana is a giant lowland species from the Phillipines while Nepenthes aristolochioides is an exacting highlander that has some of the most bizarre lobster trap style pitchers in the genus. The cross results in a vigorous and temperature tolerant hybrid that attains pitchers with a large size but also has the