N. robcantleyi x (sibuyanensis x ventricosa)

This cross is quite variable across its many different clones, but we’ve yet to see one that isn’t a stunner! Check out the photos and videos!Last returned:August 2025History:First introduced in Jan 2017Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics. The female parent is a giant N. robcantleyi, which, although one of the original six plants we raised from seeds, has no cultivar name. The male parent is N. sibuyanensis x ventricosa, selected as clone #9 from those sold under BE-3281.Source:A random selection from a large number of different clones.Photo notes:Photos are of representative clones and may not be identical to plants shipped. The last photos in the series show plants of typical sale sizes in order of size S, M & L (when available).Climate:Highland. We grow it between about 26 deg. C (80 deg. F) in the daytime, down to 12 deg. C (54 deg. F) at night, although it will tolerate temperatures outside this range. This cross is quite variable across its many different clones, but we’ve yet to see one that isn’t a stunner! Check out the photos and videos! Last returned:August 2025 History:First introduced in Jan 2017 Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics. The female parent is a giant N. robcantleyi, which, although one of the original six plants we raised from seeds, has no cultivar name. The male parent is N. sibuyanensis x ventricosa, selected as clone #9 from those sold under BE-3281. Source:A random selection from a large number of different clones. Photo notes:Photos are of representative clones and may not be identical to plants shipped. The last photos in the series show plants of typical sale sizes in order of size S, M & L (when available). Climate:Highland. We grow it between about 26 deg. C (80 deg. F) in the daytime, down to 12 deg. C (54 deg. F) at night, although it will tolerate temperatures outside this range.