Anthurium warocqueanum, Queen AnthuriumHands down our favorite species in the genus also known as the Queen Anthurium! Anthurium warocqueanum is known as the Queen Anthurium and it's easy to see why. The species can produce leaves up to 4 feet long. It appreciates high humidity, good soil drainage and is a heavy feeder. We recommend an extended release fertilizer such as osmocote nutricote applied at about half label strength. We grow our plants in our warm greenhouse; however, we've seen

Nepenthes robcantleyi x (sibuyanensis x ventricosa) is a stunning hybrid from Borneo Exotics which incorporates the size and color from Nepenthes robcantleyi with the vigor and toothiness of sibuyanensis x ventricosa

It seems like there's a number of locations in the Phillipines where this form occurs and there's been a number of forms and clones circulating throughout Europe and the USA for decades

Plants are the Halcon form from Borneo Exotics

Nepenthes ephippiata is a highland tropical species found only in extremely remote areas of central Borneo

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also known as American Pitcher Plants

They seem much more consistent with the species type description though there's probably still work to be done to fully elucidate their exact origin

or fluorite (Seachem) but don’t think it’s a necessity since we’ve seen stunning specimens cultivated in organic mixes

Nepenthes peltata x lowii should prove to be amazing given its parents

This is a vigorous plant that would thrive in a wide range of conditions

The coloration is variable amongst individuals

It's tolerant of conditions from lowland to highland and produces thick leaves that are very capable of taking humidity fluctuations