Nepenthes naga Dark temperate We've always had a soft

We've always had a soft spot for spathulata and its hybrids and this one is no exception

Note that our large size plants have been in our collection for quite a while and we lost record if they were the BE-3213 clone or the Malesiana Tropicals clone

This species comes from the Barisan range in Sumatra where it grows sympatrically with other iconic Nepenthes species such as dubia and lingulata

It is found at 1200 meters elevation so it would be best grown as an intermediate but should also grow well in highland conditions and likely as a lowlander as well

Nepenthes naga Dark temperate We've always had a softNepenthes naga is a recently described species from the Barisan range in Indonesia. Theres a lot of similarities between this species and bongso but the distinguishing characteristics are leaf shape and an amazing sub apical lid appendage reminiscent of the shape of a dragon tongue, thus the name "naga" which translates to "dragon" in Bahasa Indonesia. Weve observed some plants growing in mid elevation forest so we tried growing them under