Nepenthes rafflesiana x ampullaria 'Black Miracle', CAR-0121 Sarracenia misinformation spread that carnivorous plants

misinformation spread that carnivorous plants were hard to grow or required very stringent horticultural requirements

The “King” of Nepenthes crossed with the extremely wide peristome Nepenthes veitchii

The peristome shows beautiful hues of yellow to orange to bronze as it matures

We've noticed that Indochinese species can often impart gorgeous red tones to their offspring even if it is recessive in the parent

Nepenthes rafflesiana x ampullaria 'Black Miracle', CAR-0121 Sarracenia misinformation spread that carnivorous plantsNepenthes x hookeriana is a vigorous Nepenthes hybrid between Nepenthes ampullaria and rafflesiana. This particular grex used ampullaria 'Black Miracle' as the male parent which passes on black variegation in its leaves and deep purple black pitcher bodies with striped peristomes. This phenomenal hybrid is sure to sell out quick. Don't miss out! Plants are all seed grown individuals. This is a seed grown plant so there is some genetic variation