A true icon among Nepenthes, the “Toilet Bowl” pitcher is famous for its chunky, rounded shape and wide, flared mouth—like a tiny toilet in plant form. Super popular with collectors for its bold look, reliable pitchering, and instant shelf appeal.
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Light: Bright, indirect; a little morning sun helps pitchers.
Humidity/Air: 60–80% with good airflow.
Temp: 18–30°C (cooler nights help, but not required).
Water: RO/rain/distilled only; keep media evenly moist, never waterlogged.
Media: Airy mix (long-fiber sphagnum, or sphagnum + perlite).
Feeding: Optional—small bug/fish food pellet every 2–4 weeks for faster growth.
A rare highland species known for its elegant, narrow pitchers and distinctive “tongue-like” lid appendage. It grows best in cool, humid, airy conditions.
-friendly cross that’s easy to care for and very adaptable. It pitchers readily, grows vigorously, and develops attractive, distinctive traps with good color under bright light.
A striking collector’s form known for its “double-eye” markings near the pitcher’s neck, giving each trap a bold, face-like look. Compact, photogenic, and always a conversation piece.
Black “Peristome” Nepenthes (often sold as a black-lip / “Black Beauty” type) is prized for its dramatic dark, near-black rim and rich, contrasting pitcher colors. A true collector’s look—bold, photogenic, and always a standout in any Nepenthes collection.
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