Nepenthes campanulata, BE-3044Nepenthes campanulata is one of the most unique species in the genus and one of our favorites. It is adapted to live on vertical limestone cliff faces throughout Sarawak and East Kalimantan on the island of Borneo. It was believed to be extinct for decades due to catastrophic wildfires near its type locale. However, plants had been growing on vertical cliff faces in front of a major eco tourist destination (Deer Cave at Mulu National Park) all along.

windowsills or even outside in a mild climate

The pollen parents are a mix of c/d/Paisan

variegated clone we received as a cutting from Borneo Exotics

This species was recently described and once was designated as “black truncata”

These are seed grown plants from Christian Klein and are exhibiting extremely dark purple coloration

even outside

It is seed grown from Borneo Exotics

BE-3910 is a new hybrid out of Borneo Exotics

Greenhouses 50-75% shading

we've grown it under highland

We’ve found it to be one of the hardiest Nepenthes we’ve ever grown and it grows rapidly in our lowland

they remained unnoticed for decades