Nepenthes ovata lowland and the arguments made for

and the arguments made for the split are based on a narrow set of cultivated material for both robcantleyi/nebularum

Plants are all seed grown individuals so some variability should be expected

The plants for sale are a single clone originally out of Germany

Villosa is prone to crown rot especially when young so the leaves must be kept dry

We expect huge pitcher as they age given the parents

Nepenthes ovata lowland and the arguments made forNepenthes ovata is a highland species comes from the Barisan Range in Sumatra. The robust lower pitchers have wide, flared peristomes that can be orange, yellow or red with beautiful striping. The lower pitchers often darken as they mature. The upper pitchers have colorful striping on the peristomes and are infundibular shaped. Weve found this species to be quite a climber and have had plants with stems >15 feet long. Weve observed Nepenthes ovata