Nepenthes argentii anthurium hirsute petioles that are likely

hirsute petioles that are likely used as a mechanism to reflect the intense light away in its native habitat

The mountain they live on is inaccessible and remote that Nepenthes researcher Chi’en Lee is the only person to have observed it in the wild (although there have been a couple reported cases of the plant growing epiphytically in the surrounding area with observers seeing them with binoculars)

It’s a very robust cross that is tolerant of a wide range of conditions which puts out an abundance of rosettes and colorful pitchers

so far it's maintained a smaller stature than other clones in our collection

Nepenthes argentii anthurium hirsute petioles that are likelyNepenthes argentii may be the smallest Nepenthes species. Native to Mt. Guiting Guiting in the Phillipines, this species grows in ultramaffic soils on the windy summit. We've found argentii appreciates a soil with very good drainage and we have used ingredients such as kanuma and laterite with success. The original plant for sale was a rooted basal off of our mother plants from Best Carnivorous Plants. Our sizing guidelines This product is considered