A classic lowland species! These are genetically unique seed grown individuals that I am looking forward to watch develop over time!
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From the 1882 Gardeners' Chronicle, upon describing two new varieties of Nepenthes rafflesiana: "Both were imported directly from Borneo, and one or both - unless we are mistaken - are forms of N. Rafflesiana. The pitchers alone are not sufficient to decide this point, as these organs are notoriously variable, even on the same plant, at different stages of growth."
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