Nepenthes faizaliana, CAR-0123 br-trending The soil should not be

The soil should not be kept too wet and should be allowed to go to just damp in between waterings

The veitchii male parent used in this cross is a lowland form with lime green pitchers and those seem to have been passed onto the offspring

Borneo Exotics clone BE-3225 was originally supplied by the late Phil Mann of Southern Carnivores in Australia

It can survive for a few months in non-ideal conditions

Nepenthes faizaliana, CAR-0123 br-trending The soil should not beThis species is a Bornean endemic which produces elongated, colorful pitchers with colorful peristomes. Nepenthes faizaliana is found in a limited range in the mountains of Mulu National Park and central Sarawak. It is most prevalently found on Gunung Api (Fire Mountain) growing amongst many other limestone endemics. Nepenthes faizaliana is rare in cultivation and there is very little genetic variability except 1 2 clones from Malesiana Tropicals so