Nepenthes x Bloody Mary fruit sphagnum moss or our peat-free

sphagnum moss or our peat-free soil

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The plant was first officially described in 2007 under the name Alocasia nycteris

vår aroidjord

in rice fields

Nepenthes x Bloody Mary fruit sphagnum moss or our peat-freePrimary hybrid between N. ventricosa and N. ampullaria, two spectacular parent species The shape of the pitchers strongly resembles N. ampullaria, but the growth is robust and fast like N. ventricosa. The pitchers are absolutely bright red with an intensity that is difficult to convey in pictures; the color resembles a really good tomato! The pitchers grow to about 15 centimeters long but usually remain a bit smaller. The plant bears a strikingly