Nepenthes ampullaria, BE-3450 Heliamphora the pitchers are relatively thin

the pitchers are relatively thin

Note that Nepenthes rafflesiana can be prone to transplant shock if high humidity is not provided on arrival

when matured and aged

Plants are still young but display much of the red coloration and squat pitcher shape from the ampullaria parent

seed grown and the exact one in the photos

Nepenthes ampullaria, BE-3450 Heliamphora the pitchers are relatively thinNepenthes ampullaria is a classic lowland species occurring throughout Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, and Papua New Guinea. It comes in all color combinations and sizes. This clone was selected as one of the most stunning in the Borneo Exotics breeding program. It produces dark leaves and lime green pitchers. This species makes a great specimen for a warm terrarium or greenhouse. Since the pitchers have evolved to feed on detritus instead of insects,