Nepenthes echinostoma x hamata Katopasa, CAR-0364 Specimen ID:Random Selection It is closely related to

It is closely related to Nepenthes burkei and ventricosa

This one uses an extremely dark and velvety forgetii and we already see the gorgeous velvet sheen in the young seedlings contrasted by purple veining

This plant grows in tropical Lowland conditions

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

The plant in the photos is the exact one for sale

Nepenthes echinostoma x hamata Katopasa, CAR-0364 Specimen ID:Random Selection It is closely related toNepenthes echinostoma x hamata Katopasa is expected to be one of the most bizarre and extreme Nepenthes hybrids we've ever created! The seedlings are currently displaying bright, wavy, lime green leaves ridged with spikes. With little to no tendrils, the pitchers seem almost attached at the end of the leaves. The small peristomes are already showing some ridging and hairiness along the lids. We're looking forward to seeing the mature pitchers on this