Nepenthes singalana Tujuh br-trending This cross couples its beautiful

This cross couples its beautiful shape and flared peristome with the deep coloration of a dark gymnanphora

Exotica Plants has their own version as well which turned out quite nice and large

Note that since macfarlanei grows sympatrically with ramispina and sanguinea hybrids may be possible

The Pasian form of truncata grows in the same range as Nepenthes robcantleyi and can be grown well under highland conditions (although we keep it in our lowland room with our other truncatas and it does well there too)

A cultivar of Sarracenia rosea selected for its beauty and vigor

Nepenthes singalana Tujuh br-trending This cross couples its beautifulNepenthes singalana hails from the Barisan range in Sumatra. The form from Gunung Tujuh is at the lower extent of its range and it is renown for its deep red coloration and more pronounced teeth than other forms. The plants offered here are grown from seed so there may be some variability. There is also a chance for introgression or hybridization of the sympatric species in the area, Nepenthes aristolochioides and spathulata. This product is