Nepenthes attenboroughii, BE-3693 intermediate All photos on this page

All photos on this page of from the exact clone (257)

It would be worth a try in a sunny windowsill or outside in a mild climate

The pollen parents are a mix of c/d/Paisan

These plants should be grown as highlanders with good humidity though they may be able to tolerate a few months under intermediate conditions

This particular seed grown plant has stood out from the bunch for the cherry red color of its pitchers

Nepenthes attenboroughii, BE-3693 intermediate All photos on this pageThis species was one of the most magnificent botanical discoveries of the decade! It bears the name of the famous naturalist David Attenborough and certainly lives up to it. It hails from the Phillipine island of Palawan where it grows on the ultramafic slopes of Mt. Victoria. The pitchers are enormous and have been documented to capture small mammals such as rats. Its a slow and steady grower and prefers highland conditions. We grow it in mixes with