Nepenthes villosa Venus flytrap A spectabilis backcross that promises

A spectabilis backcross that promises incredible color and pitcher shape

It certainly could become a cornerstone to any breeding program and would likely pass on its extremely squat pitcher shape

It would grow well in a wide range of greenhouses

The pitchers take on purple coloration with a unique orangeish fade to the peristome when they hit maturity

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Nepenthes villosa Venus flytrap A spectabilis backcross that promisesNepenthes villosa may be the most bizarrely beautiful plant in the world. It grows only in the upper montane forests of a few ultramaffic regions in Kinabalu National Park where it produces large amounts of pitchers as it scrambles across the dwarfed brush just below the treeline. It can be challenging to give Nepenthes villosa the conditions it wants to thrive but if you are able to do so then the species itself is not too finicky. Don't be misled by