BE-3083 N. hirsuta ‘Serapi’

These are random clones with varying traits.
These plants are established and growing under indoor lowland condition, no cooling required.
Selection will be at random from existing stock, only healthy and pitchering plants will be selected.
The first photo is the sample of existing stock in lowland condition.
The subsequent photos are a representation of the pitcher when mature.
[General Description]
First introduced in 2006.
This is the form from Gng. Serapi, which generally has large greenish egg-shaped pitchers with purple speckling.
Cultivation Notes
These plants have been weaned out of tissue culture using artificial lighting and high humidity. This species naturally has soft leaves but the root systems are well developed, when first received they will require high humidity at all times until settled in, even during the early handling stages.
A random selection from several different clones.