Nepenthes lowii Kinabalu Heliamphora we noted the infundibular shape

we noted the infundibular shape of the mother plant and expect the mouths to widen as they mature

They are guaranteed to have good roots

Anthurium queremalense produces some of the largest and most impressive foliage in the genus

Cultivation of this species is tricky and it will often produce deformed leaves unless ultrahighland conditions are provided

Nepenthes lowii Kinabalu Heliamphora we noted the infundibular shapeNepenthes lowii is found in an upper montane environments on throughout Borneo. It is famous for feeding on the droppings of tree shrews and birds by luring them with a sugary exudate on the lid of its pitchers. The Kinabalu form of lowii tends to produce pitchers with interiors that are a bit more purple than other forms. Nepenthes lowii requires highland temperatures and high humidity to thrive. It needs very good drainage or is prone to rot