Nepenthes [(Rokko x boschiana) x veitchii "Orange Fade"] #1 x [(maxima x campanulata) x platychila ] #2 Type:seed pod with its silver and green

with its silver and green leaves with pink margins

Nepenthes truncata (d)-red

atropurpurea varieties occur in both in the Florida panhandle and in the Carolinas

We love the sinister teeth on hamata peristomes and it is a contender for our favorite species

The leaves on these plants are red and green and the pitchers on even clone are unique (anywhere from peach to orange to red)

Nepenthes [(Rokko x boschiana) x veitchii "Orange Fade"] #1 x [(maxima x campanulata) x platychila ] #2 Type:seed pod with its silver and greenEach pod usually contains 25 50 seeds. We can't guarantee germination since we have never grown this cross out but we have inspected all pods and they have obviously viable looking embryos. Nepenthes seeds are best sown on a layer of milled sphagnum moss or well leached coco peat above a more traditional Nepenthes mix. They should be kept in a moderately well lit area (50 100 ppfd). The seeds need to be kept wet and humid in the 60 80 temperature