N. robcantleyi x merrilliana - assorted clones

This is a cross between two of the largest species in the genus and promises to be huge in every way. At the time of launch in October 2024, we only had one plant to show, which was still very juvenile. But as can be seen from the latest videos here, it continues to put on size. As there are many clones in the mix, we expect a range of different colourations to appear, not only the speckled ones shown here.Last returned:Sept 2025History:First introduced in Oct 2024.Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics.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 certainly tolerate temperatures well outside of this range. This is a cross between two of the largest species in the genus and promises to be huge in every way. At the time of launch in October 2024, we only had one plant to show, which was still very juvenile. But as can be seen from the latest videos here, it continues to put on size. As there are many clones in the mix, we expect a range of different colourations to appear, not only the speckled ones shown here. Last returned:Sept 2025 History:First introduced in Oct 2024. Origin:Horticultural, bred by Borneo Exotics. 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 certainly tolerate temperatures well outside of this range.