Nepenthes aristolochioides intermediate Nepenthes inermis seems to have

Nepenthes inermis seems to have strong genes so I'd expect this cross to be purple with some toothiness and shape influenced heavily by inermis

Bloom at the National Botanical Gardens

The female parent is our yellow clone of [(lowii x veitchii) x boschiana] and produces red/purple

the first in Germany and again in the USA

Nepenthes aristolochioides intermediate Nepenthes inermis seems to haveNepenthes aristolochioides may be the most bizarre and unusual species in the genus. It produces richly colored pitchers with a vertical opening. The plant grows in the vicinity of Mount Kerinci near the west coast of Sumatra where it is highly endangered. In cultivation, it can be an exacting grower and requires strict highland conditions to thrive over the long term. The plants for sale are clone 1 from Andreas Wistuba. Our sizing guidelines This