Nepenthes rigidifolia Sarracenia The plants take on hamata's

The plants take on hamata's best features and are extremely vigorous under lowland and intermediate conditions

They have a waxy texture which serves to reflect light off the peristome

this cross caused a lot of controversy driven by the strong desire of so many collectors to get a hold of one

A Recently described species from Sumatra formerly called Nepenthes species #1

its real forte are the uppers which are funnel shaped with an iridescent striping alternating in shiny purple and lime or cream coloration

Nepenthes rigidifolia Sarracenia The plants take on hamata'sNepenthes rigidifolia is the most endangered of all Nepenthes species and is functionally extinct in the wild. It produces squat richly colored pitchers and grows best as a highland plant. The plants for sale are from Malesiana Tropicals. These plants are a random mix of 3 clones in tissue culture so there's a good chance there could be males and females in the mix. Producing horticultural seed may be the only hope to preserve this plant for future