Nepenthes lowii Kinabalu collection Nepenthes lowii x jacquelineae (first

Nepenthes lowii x jacquelineae (first 4 photos)

All photos on this page of from the exact clone (268)

strap shaped leaves with beautiful orange petioles

Since the pitchers have evolved to feed on detritus instead of insects

The male parent is a beautiful selected clone of Nepenthes (lowii x veitchii) x boschiana which we call "white" because of its white

Nepenthes lowii Kinabalu collection Nepenthes lowii x jacquelineae (firstNepenthes lowii is found in an upper montane environments on throughout Borneo. It is famous for feeding on the droppings of tree shrews and birds by luring them with a sugary exudate on the lid of its pitchers. The Kinabalu form of lowii tends to produce pitchers with interiors that are a bit more purple than other forms. Nepenthes lowii requires highland temperatures and high humidity to thrive. It needs very good drainage or is prone to rot