Nepenthes hamata (Tambusisi x Lumut), CAR-0136 Option:plant 8 They have been referred to

They have been referred to as the “Kew clones” since collection of Nepenthes rajah seed was done in collaboration with Kew Gardens who subsequently put them into tissue culture and distributed to nurseries around the world

Nepenthes villosa may be the most bizarrely beautiful plant in the world

This plant would grow well in highland

It appreciates high humidity

only a single seed germinated (rajah and truncata group species have proven time and again to have compatibility issues in breeding)

Nepenthes hamata (Tambusisi x Lumut), CAR-0136 Option:plant 8 They have been referred toNepenthes hamata is renown for having the most fearsome teeth of any Nepenthes species. It is a highland plant requiring warm days and cool nights with good light and humidity. We are rolling out a world first horticultural accomplishment by breeding interlocale Nepenthes hamata. We crossed the sinister Tambusisi form with the classic Lumut form. So far, we've noticed most variants have red leaves when young just like the Tambusisi form. We're hoping