Nepenthes alata - Red Speckled Form (Banquet, Luzon, Philippines) - Intermediate Tropical Pitcher Plant Size:Large was initially collected in 1980

was initially collected in 1980 and formally described by Sergio Zamudio in 1988

The last pictures are from Google to show you what they can grow into

This species produces abundant flowers and is commonly found in winter-wet moss gardens on granite outcrops across southwest Western Australia

A striking Indonesian Nepenthes ampullaria cultivar distinguished by deep purple-black pitchers adorned with vibrant lime and purple striations

Nepenthes (northiana x maxima) x veitchii

Nepenthes alata - Red Speckled Form (Banquet, Luzon, Philippines) - Intermediate Tropical Pitcher Plant Size:Large was initially collected in 1980Nepenthes alata, native to the Philippines, is known for its high variability and diverse traits, including pitcher shape and colouration. This species makes a great introduction to Nepenthes for beginners, as it is resilient and easy to care for. Its hardiness has led to frequent hybridization with ventricosa, resulting in the incredibly robust 'Ventrata'. Skill Level: Easy. From: Banquet, Luzon, Philippines. Light: Shaded sun or a bright spot.