Nepenthes peltata x aristolochioides, BE-4633 temperate “The Philo Philes - Part

“The Philo Philes - Part i

the leaves can turn reddish-bronze and grow more compact

This should be a gorgeous cross with impressive upper pitchers

Plants are seed grown so some variability between individuals is expected

The foliage is characterized by small

Nepenthes peltata x aristolochioides, BE-4633 temperate “The Philo Philes - PartNepenthes peltata x aristolochioides, BE 4633 is a hybrid between 2 of the unique species in the genus. Both parents pass on their genetics very strongly to their offspring. One parent is a classic highlander and the other an ultra highlander and we have found the plants to grow best in highlander conditions. This is a random sample from a wide variety of clones, but all the ones we've observed resemble N. aristolochioides with its egg shaped