Nepenthes Hamata for sale * Clone 1 * Wistuba * Ultra Rare tropical pitcher plants for sale in South Africa
Nepenthes Hamata for sale * Clone 1 * Wistuba * Ultra Rare tropical pitcher plants for sale in South Africa

COLLECTORS ITEM 🌟 Nepenthes Hamata (Gunung Lumut, Sulawesi) Clone 1 * Wistuba 📏 12-15cm > Exact plant pictured

R3,515.00R3,615.00

Bareroot or potted?:

Bareroot (not potted)
Potted (recommended)
R19.99

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Description
On offer
  • Special import from Wistuba - exotic plants
  • Clone:  01
  • Growing conditions:  Highland
  • Available either bareroot or potted, this is a once-off collectors item and you will receive the exact plant pictured - images of mature plants and pitchers are for display purposes only and are supplied by ©Wistuba - All rights are reserved
Seller description 
  • Rarely offered in this size - One of the most bizarre pitcher plant species around! While the lower pitchers belong to the beautiful, strongly-ribbed pitcher types, the upper pitchers are incomparable in the genus
  • The black-brown (sometimes reddish) spotted lowerspitchers show, similar to N. tentaculata, a ring of filiform appendages on the pitcher lid, an oval black peristome with extremely pronounced teeth and ribs. The upper pitchers, however, are green with red veins and the teeth curved outward to resemble the open maw of a monster
  • In nature N. hamata occurs in Sulawesi at 1400-2500 m.a.s.l. and belongs to the N. hamata group (N. muluensis, murudensis, glabrata, tentaculata)
  • With the right conditions and sensible fertilization N. hamata grows relatively fast