N. spathulata x glabrata – assorted clones

Returning for April 2023 after 1½ yearsSometimes also available at larger sizes This elegant cross has unusually long tendrils and a very short internodal distance (short stem between leaves). It’s a prolific producer of pitchers, and the result is that they generally hang in a cluster at about the same level. The first photo is of a single plant with two leaders, and it shows this characteristic well.The female parent is a clone of N. spathulata with our Collection ID# 0440, also sold under BE-3174. The male parent is a seed-grown clone of N. glabrata with our Collection ID# 0097.History:First introduced to cultivation in July 2017 on our old PDF price list, it was added to our online shop in Jan 2020.Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics from specimen parent plants.Source:A random selection from many different clones out of microprop.Photo notes:Photos are of representative clones and may not be identical to plants shipped.Climate:Highland This elegant cross has unusually long tendrils and a very short internodal distance (short stem between leaves). It’s a prolific producer of pitchers, and the result is that they generally hang in a cluster at about the same level. The first photo is of a single plant with two leaders, and it shows this characteristic well. The female parent is a clone of N. spathulata with our Collection ID# 0440, also sold under BE-3174. The male parent is a seed-grown clone of N. glabrata with our Collection ID# 0097. History:First introduced to cultivation in July 2017 on our old PDF price list, it was added to our online shop in Jan 2020. Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics from specimen parent plants. Source:A random selection from many different clones out of microprop. Photo notes:Photos are of representative clones and may not be identical to plants shipped. Climate:Highland