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Nepenthes x veitchii hybrid New - CarniNep142
Easy to care for
Indoor
Full light
Carnivorous
55 cm
12 cm
Nepenthes x veitchii hybrid New - CarniNep142
This plant is distinct from other varieties of Nepenthes by virtue of its large pitchers with thick rims. In the wild, this variety from the island of Borneo often grows exclusively as an epiphyte on trees. It is not difficult to cultivate but can be a slow grower in some cases. Nepenthes veitchii is ideal for anyone looking for a plant with large pitchers that remains at a low height. The plant described here is ...
a hybrid based on Nepthenes veitchii and a second, unknown species
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€ 65,00
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This hybrid does not form lianas but when it receives support, for instance in the form of a tree trunk, it wraps itself round the support and climbs upwards. With the right level of humidity the plant produces beautiful wide pitchers. When it flowers, Nepenthes veitchii produces a cluster of yellowish brown flowers. These flowers can be formed throughout the year.
Nepenthes veitchii requires a great deal of sunlight light but should not be positioned in direct sunlight or it will become dehydrated. The best temperature is between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius and certainly no lower than 10 degrees Celsius or higher than 30 degrees Celsius. It needs watering generously with rainwater or distilled water in a well-drained pot. It should be sprayed regularly to ensure there is water in the pitchers. The plant’s location must have a relatively high level of humidity. The best type of growing medium is neutral to slightly acidic peat. It can be pruned if it becomes too tall.
