Nepenthes ‘Alisaputrana’ – best selected clone: BE-4657 species as some of the photos

as some of the photos show

striped lower pitchers with very hairy lids

This is a true natural hybrid propagated only from cuttings taken from the original nursery mother stock

The difficult stage for this species is when plants are small and tender

and tubby pitchers covered in dense layer of short

Nepenthes ‘Alisaputrana’ – best selected clone: BE-4657 species as some of the photosThis is a stunning and truly enormous natural hybrid betweenNepenthes rajahandNepenthes burbidgeae. We have recreated it artificially in our nurseries using a legal seed raisedNepenthes burbidgeaeand one of the four clones ofNepenthes rajahdonated to us by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in the late 1990s. The first plant ever to be observed was upon its discovery in natural habitat near Pig Hill, just outside the Kinabalu National Park by Rob Cantley