Nepenthes lowii Kinabalu Utricularia All its parents tend to

All its parents tend to lend thick leaves to their offspring which allows them to be very tolerant of temperatures swings

This product is considered a Highland Tropical plant

they come close but the plant itself is much larger in stature and is a much more tolerant and vigorous grower

This plant was received from Geoff Mansell at Exotica Plants so we're donating $100 of the proceeds to the Equal Justice Initiative

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Nepenthes lowii Kinabalu Utricularia All its parents tend toNepenthes lowii is found in an upper montane environments on throughout Borneo. It is famous for feeding on the droppings of tree shrews and birds by luring them with a sugary exudate on the lid of its pitchers. The Kinabalu form of lowii tends to produce pitchers with interiors that are a bit more purple than other forms. Nepenthes lowii requires highland temperatures and high humidity to thrive. It needs very good drainage or is prone to rot