Nepenthes burkei x hamata intermediate Nepenthes naga is a recently

Nepenthes naga is a recently described species from the Barisan range in Indonesia

Please note that this is for one typical sized Venus flytrap in a peat plug

it has been documented to grow in deep shade in its native habitat which is a stark contrast to other intermediate and highland Nepenthes species

Nepenthes ampullaria x aristolochioides

It produces monomorphic pitchers (no distinct uppers) and does not produce climbing stems

Nepenthes burkei x hamata intermediate Nepenthes naga is a recentlyThis easy to grow hybrid takes on the best attributes from both parents. We love the sinister teeth on hamata peristomes and it is a contender for our favorite species. But, the pitchers are relatively thin. Not so with this hybrid! Nepenthes burkei passes along its tough and waxy pitcher texture along with its vigor and temperature tolerance. This hybrids grows well under intermediate and highland conditions and is well tolerant of humidity