N115 Nepenthes edwardsiana x maxima (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x John Hummer red alata x leucophylla #2 DC Distinguished by conspicuous white hairs

Distinguished by conspicuous white hairs densely clothing 10-15cm pitchers and an elegantly angled oval nectar spoon

continuing to produce leaves through winter and early spring when most Dionaea are dormant

selected by Dan Winter for its remarkable white coloration that densifies across the pitcher mouth

making it a compelling choice for collectors seeking the morphological diversity within this iconic Cape sundew lineage

• Growth Habit: It produces long petioles that can reach up to 6 inches

N115 Nepenthes edwardsiana x maxima (Shipped Bare-Root) Sarracenia x John Hummer red alata x leucophylla #2 DC Distinguished by conspicuous white hairsN. edwardsiana brings the drama here those deeply ribbed, toothed peristomes from the cloud forests of Kinabalu crossed with the adaptable, wide ranging vigor of maxima out of Sulawesi. The result is a hybrid that tends to inherit edwardsiana's pronounced peristome architecture while maxima's genetics push size and grow ability. If you want a taste of one of Borneo's most sought after highland species without the full intensity of straight edwardsiana