Nepenthes hamata (Tambusisi x Lumut), CAR-0136 grow light In-situ observation reveals that there

In-situ observation reveals that there is some minor variance at the northern and southern ends of the robcantleyi/nebularum distribution along the mountain range in question

hardy leaves from ventricosa

The pitchers and leaves on many variants get dark red/purple under strong light

We used the wicked hamata Tambusisi for the pod parent with pollen parent being our child-sized truncata (c)- Giant

Nepenthes hamata (Tambusisi x Lumut), CAR-0136 grow light In-situ observation reveals that thereNepenthes hamata is renown for having the most fearsome teeth of any Nepenthes species. It is a highland plant requiring warm days and cool nights with good light and humidity. We are rolling out a world first horticultural accomplishment by breeding interlocale Nepenthes hamata. We crossed the sinister Tambusisi form with the classic Lumut form. So far, we've noticed most variants have red leaves when young just like the Tambusisi form. We're hoping