Nepenthes glandulifera Greenhouse-Bred Highland species (Small) (Shipped Bare-Root)

Nepenthes glandulifera Greenhouse-Bred Highland species (Small) (Shipped Bare-Root)Nepenthes glandulifera, the legendary Hose Mountains species discovered in 2002 by Chi'en Lee, captivates collectors with its distinctive black nectar glands and rusty brown hairy coat that gives pitchers an unmistakable aesthetic appeal. This intermediate highland grower thrives in warmer conditions at 11001700m elevation and produces tubular lower pitchers laden with the sweet scenting glands that define the speciesa living specimen of one of

and purple

Its robust

Collectors covet this cross for its potential to inherit the dramatic red-and-yellow banded peristomes and vaulted lids characteristic of ephippiata

chartreuse-tinged pitchers with wide

elegant pitchers showcase bold vascular patterns that develop into a striking full-red transformation

making this cultivar a prized specimen for collectors seeking both visual drama and botanical rarity

The CCCP Darkness remains an elusive specimen in the documented cultivar registry

The transitional zone between leaf base and lobes variably undulates

Easily propagated by leaf and rhizome cuttings

paired with a distinctive red

Diflora's masterwork of in vitro selection

Growth habit is prostrate throughout the year