N. spathulata x singalana – assorted clones

Description

Updated for Feb 2026 after more than a year! Updated for Feb 2026 after more than a year! This large spectacular cross has a broad peristome that remains flared as the pitcher ages and doesn’t roll back. Although this is a random selection of a huge number of different clones, all of them so far appears similar to the ones you can see here.History:First introduced in Dec 2019.Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics.Source:A random selection from a large number of different clones. The female parent is a superb dark purple N. densiflora, and the male parent is the giant black N. robcantleyi, with the cultivar name ‘King of Clubs’.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). This large spectacular cross has a broad peristome that remains flared as the pitcher ages and doesn’t roll back. Although this is a random selection of a huge number of different clones, all of them so far appears similar to the ones you can see here. History:First introduced in Dec 2019. Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics. Source:A random selection from a large number of different clones. The female parent is a superb dark purple N. densiflora, and the male parent is the giant black N. robcantleyi, with the cultivar name ‘King of Clubs’. 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 certainly tolerate temperatures well outside this range.

Parent species

• N. spathulata
• N. singalana

Details

BE code

BE-4004

Type

hybrid

Climate

Highland

Sizes

Small, Medium, Large