Seed - Nepenthes (rajah x edwardsiana) #2 x lowii TM 7-2026 capensis Beet Traps variably bear partially developed

Traps variably bear partially developed secondary traps emerging at irregular points along the lobes

This 2013 cross from renowned UK breeder Mike King (Shropshire Sarracenias) unites S

known for his dark red moorei hybrids

red-veined lids that make both parents collector favorites

once you see these pitchers up close

Seed - Nepenthes (rajah x edwardsiana) #2 x lowii TM 7-2026 capensis Beet Traps variably bear partially developedThe mother plant here is my own rajah x edwardsiana hybrid from 2017, still my favorite cross I have made and my largest Nepenthes by pitcher volume at 1. 82 liters. Paired with it is Nepenthes lowii from Mount Trus Madi, the species known for its strange, funnel shaped upper pitchers and its unusual relationship with tree shrews that feed on its lid exudate and fertilize the plant in return. This combination echoes a naturally occurring hybrid found