Nepenthes chaniana x mollis shows very pretty lower pitchers. The pitchers have a yellow-green ground colour with many dark red spots. A poison green peristome with red stripes and a green lid speckled with red. The pitcher shape can be described as slender and funnel-shaped and largely corresponds to that of N. chaniana. The leaves are extremely hairy on the underside, and so is the petiolus. This hybrid can also be described as trouble-free and continues to grow even under suboptimal conditions.
Own crossing. I am very curious about the result. Nepenthes diabolica as parent promises a strong toothed peristome. This is already well recognizable in many seedlings.
A variation of the better known N. (veitchii x lowii) x platychila). The peristome is spectacularly striped and the hybrid is a must for every lover of striped Nepenthesperistomes. The size of the base pots is also remarkable and will come from the N. veitchii x lowii. The high spans give hope, the combination of the massive veitchii x lowii high cans and the flat, striped peristome of N. platychila will be interesting
New hybrid with the Nepenthes undulatifolia described in 2011. This hybrid easily shows the undulating (wavy), namesake leaves of N. undulatifolia. The pitchers are ovate, bulbous, and spotted with a red ground color. The robustness of N. ventricosa makes the hybrid faster and more robust than the already fast-growing pure N. undulatifolia. The hybrid forms many pitchers that are quite large compared to the plant.An extremely rewarding plant for beginners and advanced growers.