For sale here are hardened off clones about 2 months out of the lab. They have been acclimated to humid greenhouse conditions and are currently being transitioned from beneath the benches to the top of the benches. Some have started forming traps.
This is an opportunity to get young plants at a deep discount over what they will cost as they get larger.
The Nepenthes briggsiana (a robust cross of N. lowii and N. ventricosa) is a highly sought-after carnivorous pitcher plant. It combines the easy-to-grow nature of ventricosa with the striking, wide-mouthed, and vibrantly striped pitchers of lowii, making it a perfect addition for both beginners and seasoned collectors.
Product Highlights
- Striking Pitcher Morphology: Produces tough, elongated green-to-red pitchers that mature into a beautifully wide, flared mouth with a distinct "wasp waist".
- Vigorous & Adaptable: Faster growing and more forgiving than pure N. lowii, allowing it to thrive in intermediate highland to windowsill conditions.
- Great for Displays: Produces thick, lush green leaves and vines rapidly, making it a spectacular statement piece for hanging baskets.
Care Requirements
- Light: 12–14 hours of bright, indirect sunlight or quality full-spectrum grow lights.
- Water: Always use nutrient-free water like distilled, reverse osmosis (RO), or clean rainwater. Keep the media constantly moist but well-draining.
- Soil & Humidity: Plant in a nutrient-free, airy mix (such as 1:1 peat moss and perlite). Prefers moderate to high humidity (50%+), making it perfect for terrariums, greenhouses, or well-lit bathrooms.
Plant Specifications
- Botanical Name: Nepenthes × briggsiana (N. lowii x N. ventricosa)
- Growth Type: Intermediate to Highland