Nepenthes glandulifera, BE-3766 pmax_collector It exhibits teeth connected to

It exhibits teeth connected to the back of the pitcher lid which often can be observed secreting nectar

seed grown and the exact one in the photos

The plants occur naturally in the wild but are incredibly scarce

It’s a very robust cross that is tolerant of a wide range of conditions which puts out an abundance of rosettes and colorful pitchers

Nepenthes glandulifera, BE-3766 pmax_collector It exhibits teeth connected toNepenthes glandulifera originates from the Hose Mountains of Sarawak. The mountain they live on is inaccessible and remote that Nepenthes researcher Chien Lee is the only person to have observed it in the wild (although there have been a couple reported cases of the plant growing epiphytically in the surrounding area with observers seeing them with binoculars). As the name suggests, Nepenthes glandulifera exhibits numerous black glands over the