Nepenthes hamata (Tambusisi x Lumut), CAR-0136 Option:plant 10 In contrast to the wild

In contrast to the wild collected cross from MT

The clone is male and the black "variegation" often passes on to its offspring

It comes from the highlands of Sulawesi

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This should be an outstanding cross given the beautiful coloration and shape of the upper pitchers from both species

Nepenthes hamata (Tambusisi x Lumut), CAR-0136 Option:plant 10 In contrast to the wildNepenthes 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