Pinguicula zecheri Butterwort Form:typical Nepenthes inermis seems to have

Nepenthes inermis seems to have strong genes so I'd expect this cross to be purple with some toothiness and shape influenced heavily by inermis

Jewel Alocasia must be brought inside when temperatures drop below 55 and they don't appreciate being much over 90 degrees

only 1 available

Plants available are from a large batch of random clones from tissue culture

Pinguicula zecheri Butterwort Form:typical Nepenthes inermis seems to havePinguicula zecheri is a charming carnivorous plant. Native to Mexico, it is celebrated for its petite yet captivating nature. The plant's lush green leaves are adorned with delicate, sticky hairs to trap insects, showcasing its insectivorous appetite. A great addition for insect control in a garden, this Butterwort is great for any windowsill and can grow up to 6 inches wide, showcasing its botanical elegance in small spaces. This product is