Nepenthes "Kelabisan Crown", CAR-1059 Venus flytrap This particular clone has a

This particular clone has a larger shape to it and lots of striping

All plants are seed grown so variability should be expected

These pitcher plants are expected to have some really nice features from the Trusmadiensis father

These pitchers often exhibit intricate patterns and markings

Though this is certainly a highland plant in temperature preference

Nepenthes "Kelabisan Crown", CAR-1059 Venus flytrap This particular clone has aNepenthes "Kelabisan Crown" commands attention with bold, flared peristomes etched in vivid striping, giving each pitcher a sculptural, crown like presence. The parentage of this cross is Nepenthes veitchii BE 4033 x ovata BE 3133. Given the ovata heritage, we expect pitchers to open in glowing orange before deepening into rich red with warm, sunset tones across the peristome. This pairing brings together two of the most iconic specieseach occupying