Nepenthes spathulata x macrophylla-Seed Pod Type:seed pod tendrils and pitchers)

tendrils and pitchers)

it is celebrated for its petite yet captivating nature

Please see our guide to Anthurius debilis cultivation for more tips

The ribbed peristome is thick and woody in texture and it's got great striping with a darkening on the inside of the pitcher as it ages

it can be an exacting grower and requires strict highland conditions to thrive over the long term

Nepenthes spathulata x macrophylla-Seed Pod Type:seed pod tendrils and pitchers)Each pod usually contains 25 50 seeds. We can't guarantee germination since we have never grown this cross out but we have inspected all pods and they have obviously viable looking embryos. Nepenthes seeds are best sown on a layer of milled sphagnum moss or well leached coco peat above a more traditional Nepenthes mix. They should be kept in a moderately well lit area (50 100 ppfd). The seeds need to be kept wet and humid in the 60 80 temperature