Nepenthes ventricosa "Porcelain" intermediate It is found at 1200

It is found at 1200 meters elevation so it would be best grown as an intermediate but should also grow well in highland conditions and likely as a lowlander as well

We find it reminiscent of Nepenthes villosa but much easier (a poor man’s villosa if you will)

The soil should not be kept too wet and should be allowed to go to just damp in between waterings

red pitchers are one of the largest in the genus and have been fabled to eat monkeys and rats

Nepenthes ventricosa "Porcelain" intermediate It is found at 1200Nepenthes ventricosa "Porcelain" form. This spectacular variety of ventricosa exhibits porcelain white pitcher bodies with a flared red peristome. It seems like there's a number of locations in the Phillipines where this form occurs and there's been a number of forms and clones circulating throughout Europe and the USA for decades. Most clones tend to have a very woody texture. This pitcher plant is considered a Highland Tropical plant. Please see our