Nepenthes aristolochioidesNepenthes aristolochioides may be the most bizarre and unusual species in the genus. It produces richly colored pitchers with a vertical opening. The plant grows in the vicinity of Mount Kerinci near the west coast of Sumatra where it is highly endangered. In cultivation, it can be an exacting grower and requires strict highland conditions to thrive over the long term. The plants for sale are clone 1 from Andreas Wistuba. Our sizing guidelines This

Pitchers have a red coloration and and extremely flared peristomes that roll some as the pitcher ages

These plants have a similar parentage to such classics as x Rokko and x splendiana so we expect similar traits with a more squat character as influenced by the Lady Pauline male parent

A new cross from Borneo Exotics that should be awesome

this clone and the one from Malesiana Tropicals are the most vigorous growing

even outside

It also seems to appreciate higher light levels than most Nepenthes

Due to the lowland veitchii parent used in this cross

The plant for sale is the exact one in the photos and is an large sized plant

This is a cross between our Denver clone "AG3"

This is one of our favorite crosses

intermediate and lowland conditions and they seem to do very well which isn't surprising given the vigor of ventricosa "Denver"

So perhaps the species range is much more extensive than originally believed