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Availability List
09 September 2010
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How to Use this List
This list shows what varieties are currently available and at which sizes. It’s linked real-time to our database and is
updated very frequently. If an item is listed here, it’s available for our Distributors to order but they may not necessarily
have that item in stock right now. If you see something you’re interested in purchasing through your favoured
Distributor, you can ask them to obtain it for you.
Price Categories
The price categories are broadly as follows:
A = inexpensive items, usually in good supply and also easy to grow.

B = medium priced items, either quite rare and new or sometimes less easy to grow/produce.
C = high prices items, usually new introductions currently in very short supply, and/or difficult to grow/produce.
The actual prices charged by individual Distributors are likely to follow the general categories above but they are not
bound by any obligations on pricing and if you wish to judge whether the price charged by a Distributor for a particular
item is fair, the best way may be to compare prices between them. In countries with several Distributors, they are in
competition with one another. It’s worth bearing in mind that price may not be the only factor to consider in choosing
which Distributor to order from. Each Distributor receives exactly the same standard of produce from us but their costs
of sale may vary a great deal depending upon how they handle the plants after receiving them. Some may sell them on
quickly, others may take a considerable time re-establishing them before reselling. The obvious advantages in
establishing the plants may be offset by the necessity to charge a higher price. It’s a matter of your personal preference
which Distributor you choose. We don’t recommend one Distributor over another.
Size Categories
These are the size categories we use when shipping. Please note that the Distributors are free to use different criteria
for deciding whether a plant is small, medium, large etc.
Plant Sizes
The size of plants is categorised by measurement across the leaf span from leaf-tip to leaf-tip, not including tendrils and
pitchers. There are 4 size categories:
S = between 5cm and 8cm (2” and 3”) unless otherwise stated
M = between 8cm and 15cm (3” and 6”)
L = between 15cm and 30cm (6” and 12”)
XL = larger than 30cm (12”)

Nepenthes species
Nepenthes adnata A small delicate species from West Sumatra. Pitchers are cylindrical and beautifully colored with black or dark
purple spots. The leaves are fringed with soft brown hairs.
Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category
BE-3350 Single selected Obtained in-vitro from a 3rd party, we are informed that this is the true species but Intermediate S A
clone. cannot guarantee it. Colouration is not yet known.
Nepenthes alba An easy to grow species from Gng. Tahan in Peninsular Malaysia. This species has similar traits to Nepenthes
gracillima with which it is easily confused.
BE-3299 random selection All pitchers show good colouration even at a very young age. In high light levels Highland S A
from 8 clones leaves also become dark red.
Nepenthes Slender graceful pitchers. The pitcher colourations vary but always have the characteristic white band below
the peristome.
albomarginata
BE-3004 Brunei, assorted Mostly with green pitchers. Intermediate S A

clones Random assortment from 24 clones. M
L
BE-3318 From seed, all From Ringlet, Cameron Highlands. It appears that all will be green with red flecks Intermediate S A
individuals. and red peristome. M
This is a very limited release from seed, less than 150 individuals. L
BE-3003 Penang, assorted A variety of colourations, mostly with red striped pitchers. Intermediate S A
clones Random assortment from 24 clones. M
BE-3360 Ringlet, Camerion As for BE-3318 but a random assortment from 5 clones. Intermediate S A
Highlands M
L
Nepenthes ampullaria This swamp-dwelling species is one of the few that will develop basal rosettes when larger giving the
appearance of a carpet of pitchers with no leaves. Loves high temperatures and humidity. Pitchers are
globose and vary enormously in colouration.
BE-3328 'Borneo sunset' This is a very nice cultivar with striated red peristome and very unusual Lowland L A
yellow/green pitcher body. These are large plants from cuttings of a single clone
originally raised from seed of the same batch that gave rise to the range of
'Harlequin', 'Brunei red' and 'Williams red' cultivars.
BE-3304 bronze Nabire This form of the species from Nabire in Papua has a distinctive bronze tint to the Lowland S A
peristome. The parent plant had almost black speckling to the pitcher body M
L
BE-3288 'Brunei Red' x Another nice red fom of the species, similar to BE-3285 but different parentage. Lowland S A
'Harlequin' A random assortment from 44 clones. M
Parentage is CR28 x CR-48 ('Brunei red' x 'Harlequin') L
BE-3012 Brunei red, Varies from red to very red pitchers, sparingly speckled with green. Lowland L A
assorted clones Random selection from 51 clones propagated from cuttings, hence only available XL
at large size upwards.
BE-3006 Brunei, green, All green pitchers. Most plants of size L or XL bear numerous basal offshoots. Lowland S A
assorted clones M
L
XL

BE-3007 Brunei, red Red speckled pitchers. Most plants of size L or XL bear numerous basal offshoots. Lowland S A
speckled, assorted Random assortment from 6 clones. M
clones L
XL
BE-3011 'Cantley's Red', More globose pitchers than is usual for the Brunei form of this species. Pitcher Lowland L A
single clone colouration is green speckled on a red background. XL
Derived from cuttings taken from the very plant shown in Adrian Slack's book
"Insectivorous Plants and How to Grow Them".
BE-3286 'Harlequin' Green and purple speckled on red background, very striking! Lowland S A
A random assortment from 31 clones. M
Parentage: CR28 x CR-48 ('Brunei Red' x 'Harlequin') L
BE-3283 'Harlequin' Green and purple speckled on red background, very striking! Lowland S A
A random assortment from 34 clones. M
Parentage is CR1 x CR-48 ('Williams red'x 'Harlequin') L
BE-3015 'Harlequin', Green and purple speckled on red background, very striking! Lowland L A
assorted clones Random selection from 16 clones propagated from cuttings, hence only available XL
at large size upwards.
Formerly sold as Nepenthes ampullaria 'Tricolor'.
BE-3009 'Williams' Red' Dark burgundy-red pitchers with almost no green. This is the deepest and purest Lowland L B
red form of this species we have ever seen. Simply stunning!
Formerly sold as clone CR-1.
Propagated from cuttings, off a single seed-grown parent, hence only available at
large size upwards.
BE-3285 'Williams Red' x Another nice red fom of the species, similar to BE-3288 but different parentage. Lowland S A
'Harlequin' A random assortment from 36 clones. M
Parentage is CR1 x CR-48 ('Williams red'x 'Harlequin') L
Nepenthes argentii This miniature Nepenthes is probably the smallest in the genus. Pitchers are red/purple with unique peristome
extending to beneath the lid.
BE-3021 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A
Nepenthes Having one of the most unique and unusual pitcher shapes in the genus, this species is highly sought after by
collectors. The pitchers are inflated like a baloon and have a mouth which opens on the side. This is the first
aristolochioides
time this species has ever been offered with a quantity discount at these prices.
BE-3023 typical Random assortment from 3 clones. Highland S B
Nepenthes bellii A vigorous miniature lowland species, bearing pitchers that are similar in form to the giant N. merrilliana but a
tiny fraction of the size. One of the smallest species in the genus, this is ideally suited for warm terrarium
growing.
BE-3026 from a single clone From a single clone selected for it's vigor and orange colour out of 24 clones. Lowland S A
M
Nepenthes bicalcarata The 'fanged' pitcher plant. This swamp-dwelling species is one of the strangest having two thorns projecting
down from the top of the peristome. Grows alongside N. ampullaria in the wild and likes hot humid conditions.
BE-3029 Brunei, orange, SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 ! Lowland S A

assorted clones 3 for 2 on size M or Larger M
L
Typical form and colouration with yellow and orange pitchers.
Random assortment from 12 clones.

BE-3031 Brunei, red flush, Red flush pitcher colouration on orange background. Random assortment from 3 Lowland S A
assorted clones clones. M
BE-3356 From a single clone. This form is affectionately known as ‘Red Shorthorn’, and has red- flush pitchers Lowland S A
with teeth that are only about half the usual length for the species. It may perhaps
be a complex hybrid, but in all other respects appears as typical N. bicalcarata.
BE-3336 Sarawak Giant As for BE-3335 but a random selection from 12 clones. Lowland S A
Red, assorted M
clones
BE-3335 Sarawak Giant This is easily the largest form of the species we have ever seen or heard about. Lowland S A
Red, from seed. The discoverer, a well known taxonomist and author, recorded pitchers in habitat
up to 30cm (12”) in diameter, all either deep brick red or in some cases a dusky
brown. The notes from his journal read:
“The giant red bical here are like none I have ever seen. The pitchers are
enormous and very round and wide. Also the color is pure deep purple-red with
absolutely no trace of green. The best bical I have seen for sure.”
Limited release of all different individuals from seed.
Nepenthes bongso This is a variable species from Sumatra. Most varieties have a wide peristome and red to purple pitcher
colouration.
BE-3036 purple Deep red pitchers. From a single clone. Highland S A

M
L
Nepenthes boschiana Rare spectacular species from southern Borneo. Peristome is dark purple with elongate purple flecked
pitchers.
BE-3361 all different This is the first ever release of seed-grown Nepenthes boschiana. The male parent Intermediate S A
individuals from is our BE-3039 from Gng. Besar and the female is a clone from another supplier
seed with somewhat different appearance. This release is very limited in quantity and it
will be up to a year before clones from the lab start to become available.
Nepenthes burbidgeae Pitchers are usually red speckled on a cream background with red striped peristome. This is one of the most
beautiful of all Nepenthes.
BE-3041 Pig Hill, assorted Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland L A

clones
Nepenthes burkei Endemic to the Philippines,this species has been confused with the similar N. ventricosa in the past, the true
N. burkei being very rare in cultivation.
BE-3254 Halcon, assorted A random assortment from 5 clones. Highland S A

clones The true species at last! The red-spotted pitchers are up to 20 cm tall and have a M
wide red peristome. L
XL
Nepenthes copelandii Lower pitchers are heavily striped with dark red on green background. Upper pitchers are curiously 'pipe
shaped'. This species was lost to cultivation for many years and only recently rediscovered. Very vigorous
and easy to grow!
BE-3046 Apo, assorted Random assortment from 24 clones. Tubular lower pitchers. Intermediate S A
clones M
L
XL

Nepenthes danseri A recently described species from an ultramafic island near the north coast of New Guinea.
BE-3050 typical Large plants have multiple growing points and lush foliage.Pitchers are mostly Lowland M A
green and red speckled on the inside. From a single clone.
Nepenthes densiflora A rare and delicately toothed species from the higher mountains of Aceh, Sumatra.
BE-3052 Leuser, assorted Pitchers are mostly richly colored orange to dark red or purple with attractive wide Highland S A
clones peristome. Random assortment from 12 clones. M
Large and Extra Large plants lush prostrate form, leaves have red central vein with
burgundy red pitchers.
Nepenthes diatas From the alpine meadows of G. Bandahara comes this exciting species. Peristome has conspicuous teeth
extending into the pitcher mouth. Pitcher colouration varies from orange to deep red. Easy and rewarding to
grow.
BE-3056 assorted clones, Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

Bandaraha M

unknown locale
Nepenthes distillatoria Pitchers colouration is either yellow, pink or more rarely bright purple. This species has the rare ability to form
attractive basal rosetttes in a similar manner to N. ampullaria and N. gracilis. Naturally occurs in tropical
swamps so needs high temperatures and humidity.
BE-3057 pink, from seed All different individuals from seed selected for their pink pitcher colouration. Lowland S A
M
Nepenthes ephippiata Similar in many respects to N. lowii, but pitchers are larger and fatter. Even at small size, the lower pitchers
have a large lid with bristles on the underside.
BE-3064 G. Raya From a single clone, originating in Germany. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or Highland S A
2".
Nepenthes eymae Exceptionally attractive species. Lower pitchers are richly coloured with dark purple peristome and
pronounced keel and spur beneath the lid. Upper pitchers are uniquely funnel shaped. Easy grower.
BE-3067 clone 2 From a single clone, originating in Germany. Lower pitchers have broad nearly Highland L A
black peristome.
Nepenthes fusca Well known and popular epiphytic species with widespread distribution throughout Borneo. There are a
number of distinct forms in cultivation.
BE-3070 assorted clones, SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 ! Intermediate S A

Sarawak 3 for 2 on size M or Larger M
L
This attractive variety has large orange and red-striped pitchers. It is also very
vigorous and easy to grow. Highly recommended.
BE-3068 flared peristome An unusual variety with a bizarre flared peristome and wide triangular leaves. Intermediate S A
From a single clone. M

Nepenthes glabrata A charming species endemic to Sulawesi. Wonderful dainty globose lower pitchers and creamy-white uppers
with bright red blotches.
BE-3257 assorted clones Random assortment from 3 clones Highland S A

M
L
Nepenthes gracilis Widespread and easy to grow species. These plants have multiple growing points and are ideal for warm
terrariums. Like N. ampullaria, this species will also form basal rosettes of pitchers if the stems are pruned.
BE-3074 nigropurpurea, With sufficient light, the pitchers turn a very dark purple, nearly black. Juvenile Lowland L A
Brunei plants do not display this colouration.
From a single clone.
Nepenthes A widespread highland species from Sumatra and Java. Lower pitchers are bulbous and are produced in
bunches at the base of the plant. Upper pitchers are very rare.
gymnamphora
BE-3077 assorted clones, These selected clones have pitchers which are mostly orange on a yellow Highland S A
Talakmau background.
Nepenthes hirsuta A distinctive Bornean species named for its hairy leaves and stems. Plants grow naturally in very shady
habitats. Pitcher form is somewhat variable.
BE-3083 assorted clones Large greenish egg-shaped pitchers with purple speckles. Random assortment Lowland S A
from 12 clones. M
L
XL
Nepenthes inermis Lower pitchers are usually yellow or lightly suffused with red. Upper pitchers are always yellow and have no
peristome. Normally grows as an epiphyte in mossy forest and adapts well to cultivation.
BE-3084 Belirang, assorted Random assortment from 4 clones. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or 2". Highland S B
clones
BE-3085 Talang, assorted Random assortment from 12 clones. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or 2". Highland S B
clones M
Nepenthes insignis A large species from New Guinea with several distinctive forms.
BE-3089 Biak This variety has wide tubular pitchers which are lightly spotted with red. A fast Lowland S A
grower.
Nepenthes izumiae A recently described species featured in the book ‘Nepenthes of Sumatra' by Charles Clarke as species B.
Pitcher colouration is nearly black with contrasting white interior.
BE-3090 Lusung Tungkut, Random assortment from 48 clones. Highland S A

assorted clones M
Nepenthes jamban Has very large distinctive toilet shaped pitchers with vibrant red colouration. We were proud to be the first to
introduce this species to cultivation from a sustainable source.
BE-3276 random selection These are vigorous and spectacular plants, all with good pitcher colouration. Highland S B
from 12 clones M

Nepenthes kerrii A very recently described new species from Satun, Southern Thailand.
BE-3347 Satun, Thailand, All different individuals from seed. Limited release of less than 170 plants total. Lowland S A
from seed. M
Nepenthes khasiana Typical yellow-green pitchers with red flush near the peristome. Easy grower, vigorous and very hardy. Will
grow well in either highland or lowland conditions. Please note this is a CITES Appendix 1 species and some
countries (e.g. Japan) may require additional CITES import permits.
BE-3098 assorted clones Random assortment from 4 clones. Lowland S A

M
Nepenthes lamii A small and delicate species from the high mountains of New Guinea, only recently introduced into cultivation.
BE-3099 clone 2 From a single clone originating in Germany. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or Highland S B
2".
Nepenthes lowii Fabulous species with extremely tough purple/green pitchers. Slow growing but highly rewarding since few
other species have such contrasting and unique upper and lower pitchers.
BE-3100 Trusmadi, assorted Random assortment from 22 clones. Highland S A

clones
Nepenthes macfarlanei Pitcher colouration varies somewhat but is usually red speckled on cream background. Lower pitchers on
mature plants have a carpet of soft whitish fur beneath the lid.
BE-3103 assorted clones, Random assortment from 3 clones. Intermediate S A

Genting M
Nepenthes Originating from north Borneo, this ultramafic species has egg-shaped pitchers with a somewhat variable
colouration.
macrovulgaris
BE-3107 Silam, assorted Random assortment from 6 clones with green pitchers. Lowland S A
clones M
Nepenthes Pretty bright pink pitchers contrast nicely with the light green leaves.
madagascariensis
BE-3247 assorted clones All different individuals from seed. Lowland S A

M
Nepenthes maxima Highly variable species from Sulawesi and New Guinea.
BE-3311 Tentena form. Extremely vigorous and fast growing variety. Developing pitcher has attractive Highland S A
Random golden yellow peristome, with red speckled pitcher. In high light levels attractive M
assortment from 10 red colouration develops in leaves. L
clones.
BE-3112 Tinombala In this form the pitchers usually look like giant N. fusca but with wider peristomes Highland L A
and black spots. All different individuals from seed.

BE-3319 Watutau dwarf. Watutau dwarf. It appears that the pitchers will be richly striped red or purple. Highland S A
Nepenthes mikei Pitchers are deep purple, striped nearly black. Tendrils are very short and stout so that pitchers are held
straight up, giving an attractive uniform appearance to the plant.

Bandahara M
Nepenthes mira An unusual species from Palawan which is closely related to N. rajah. Pitcher colouration is an unusual orange
which it seems to consistently pass on to hybrids, sometimes in subtle ways, such as an orange tint to the
peristome or pitcher body.
BE-3123 assorted clones Red or dark pink bulbous pitchers. Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A
M
L
XL
Nepenthes mirabilis A most extreme form of the species. The pitchers have a unique box shaped cross-section and the peristome
on mature specimens has many upraised ribs.
var. echinostoma
BE-3363 Purple. From a Selected as the best of 24 clones for it's outstanding colouration, this exceptional Lowland S A
single clone. clone has a deep purple pitcher body, only rarely observed in the wild. M
L
BE-3372 Red speckled. This clone has a red speckled pitcher body. Lowland S A
From a single clone M
L
XL
Nepenthes mirabilis Formerly caled N. viking, this is a very colourful form of the species and an excellent candidate for hanging
baskets in tropical conditions.
var. globosa
BE-3289 All different So far all individuals have turned out to be colourful. From the Trang Province of Lowland S A
individuals from Thailand. M
seed. L
XL
Nepenthes This species produces broad funnel-shaped upper pitchers which have very unusual wings that extend down
the tendril. Lower pitchers are egg-shaped and often purple in color.
neoguineensis
BE-3151 Depapre, wide Random selection from 8 clones. Lowland S A

pitchers, assorted M
clones.
Nepenthes northiana Very spectacular lowland species with absolutely beautiful scalloped peristome. Pitcher colouration is red
speckled on cream background. Prefers shaded conditions.
BE-3357 Bau, single This species is now available on quantity discount for the very first time! Lowland S A
selected clone.

Nepenthes ovata Beautiful large pitchers with flared dark red or purple peristome. On mature plants there is a characteristic
hook-shaped appendage on the undersurface of the lid.
BE-3133 Pangulubao Random assortment from 20 clones. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or 2". Highland S A
M
L
Nepenthes pervillei The only species known from the Seychelles, this beautiful plant is very rare in cultivation. It's renowned as a
difficult grower and although it's supposed to be a lowland species, we've had most success in our highland
nurseries.
BE-3134 From a single clone. Small plants are about 5-8 cm (2-3") in diameter and are healthy, with many leaves Intermediate S B
but few pitchers. There is now no limitation on orders of this item.
Nepenthes petiolata Rare both in cultivation and the wild. Pitchers are spectacular, hairy and deep red with a veined structure.

M
Nepenthes platychila Newly described species from Borneo. The lower pitchers are cylindrical and resemble those of N. fusca.
Upper pitchers are funnel-shaped and have an unusual very wide flat peristome which is beautifully striped
with red, yellow, and purple. Very rare.
BE-3266 assorted clones Random assortment from 12 clones Highland S B

M
L
Nepenthes rafflesiana One of the most variable of species, both in form and colouration - there are almost no two alike. Form varies
from squat to elongata and from miniature to giant. Colouration varies from white through red to nearly black
with all combinations in between.
BE-3141 assorted clones A random assortment of giant and elongata forms, including but not limited to BE- Lowland S A
3144 (formerly clone 26) Discontinued note July 09, BE-3146 (formerly clone 88) & M
BE-3148 (formerly clone 99). L
BE-3353 Brunei 'elegans' From Brunei, this clone was marketed many years ago as “L8/3/5”, Or Nepenthes Lowland S A
‘elegans’, an elegant elongate form of the species. M
From a single selected clone
BE-3146 Brunei, giant, clone Red pitchered form. Lowland S A

88 All from one clone, previously sold as rafg-88 M
L
BE-3148 Brunei, giant, clone The best dark form selected for it's striking colouration from hundreds of clones in Lowland S A
99 the lab. The giant pitchers are mostly dark maroon in coloration with lime green M
peristome. L
All from one clone, previously sold as rafg-99.
BE-3352 from a single clone Obtained in-vitro from Singapore Botanic Gardens, this item may or may not be Lowland S A
the same clone as BE-3351. Red speckled pitchers, probably typical form. M
L
BE-3351 from a single clone Obtained in-vitro from Singapore Botanic Gardens, this item may or may not be Lowland S A
the same clone as BE-3352. Red speckled pitchers, probably typical form. M
L

Nepenthes ramispina Graceful species with smoky black pitcher colouration and striking lime-green interior.
BE-3155 Genting, assorted Random assortment from 3 clones. Highland M A

clones L
Nepenthes Slender pitchers with characteristic 'eye spots' on inside of pitcher body. Easy grower in intermediate
condiitons.
reinwardtiana
BE-3159 assorted clones Random assortment from 6 clones Intermediate S A

M
L
Nepenthes sanguinea Pitcher colouration varies from green through speckled to dark purple. This is an easy to grow species and
highly recommended for beginners.
BE-3312 Assorted Clones A random selection. Wide variations in colour including salmon pink to dark Highland S A
burgundy red. Some have very broad leaves. Very vigorous grower. M
L
BE-3162 assorted clones, SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 ! Intermediate S A

Genting 3 for 2 on size M or Larger M
L
Random assortment from 24 clones. XL
Nepenthes Fascinating species with long burrowing tendrils bearing large pitchers with scalloped peristome. Pitcher
colouration varies from pink or orange to deep red or purple.
sibuyanensis

M
L
XL
Nepenthes singalana This Sumatran species usually has purple to red pitcher with a wickedly toothed peristome. Attractive even
when young.
BE-3170 Belirang, assorted Random assortment from 9 clones.Broad-pitchered form. Previously sold as N. Highland S A
clones singalana (Masurai). M
BE-3248 Tujuh, assorted Random assortment from 6 clones. Narrow pitcher form. Dark purple pitchers with Highland S A
clones a wide peristome.
Nepenthes smilesii A soft leafed easy to grow species that has formerly been cultivated under the incorrect names of Nepenthes
anamensis and Nepenthes thorellii. We find that it grows well for us in both our highland and lowland
conditions.
BE-3313 Assorted clones. A random selection from 3 clones. More robust growth than previously sold form. Intermediate S A
Dalat Leaves are soft in immature plants. Pitchers develop brilliant pink colouration as M
plant matures. L
BE-3171 From seed, all Dalat form. This is a more robust form developing more prolific leaves and pitchers Intermediate S A
different individuals than previous Catalogue item. Pitchers develop brilliant pink colouration as plant M
matures. L
BE-3316 Phu Kradung, Pending furtehr acadfemic stidies, we believe this species to conform to N. smilesii. Intermediate S A
assorted clones M
A random mixure of clones and seed-grown plants.

Nepenthes sp. #1 Bulbous red-striped pitchers which can reach over 30cm in length. Probable new species. Easy grower.

M
L
Nepenthes spathulata One of the largest highland species from Sumatra.
BE-3175 clone 1, female From a single clone. Highland S A

M
L
XL
Nepenthes spectabilis A classic species from northern Sumatra. There are a number of different forms but all have beautifully striped
pitchers with a colourful peristome. This species is very striking and has been used to make some excellent
hybrids in the past.
BE-3322 Giant form. Bred from selected clones of our giant and exceptionally spectacular form of N. Highland M A
Random spectabilis, these plants will turn out to be truly magnificent if they resemble either
assortment from 9 of their parents.
clones. This is a very limited release from seed, less than 90 plants total!
BE-3179 North Sumatra, Very handsome dark burgundy pitchers which widen gradually towards the mouth. Highland M A
clone 1 Nice flared striped peristome. L
XL
BE-3176 Pangulubao, from Cylindrical pitchers which are heavily suffused with a network of dark purple brown Highland S A
seed patches. The peristome is thinner and more delicate than in other varieties of this M
species. Has an enormous and very distinctive pitcher spur. This variety is L
extremely vigorous and produces a huge number of pitchers on a single plant.
BE-3177 Sibuatan assorted Random assortment from 5 clones. A relatively small and delicate form. The Highland S A
clones pitchers are cylindrical and richly coloured with black spots. M
L
Nepenthes stenophylla A classic Bornean species with tubular red striped pitchers.
BE-3184 Bareo, assorted Random assortment from 12 clones. Highland S A

clones M
Nepenthes talangensis Beautiful classic highland species. The deeply inset peristome is usually a solid deep red, contrasting with the
red and green speckled pitcher body.
BE-3187 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones Highland S A

M
L
Nepenthes tentaculata A small delicate highland species. The pitchers sport bristles on the upper surface of the lids.
BE-3192 Murud Random assortment from 6 clones. Although this species has a small growth habit Highland S A
the plants are robust. M

Nepenthes thai A newly published species from Khao Ai Dang, Thailand. Similiar in appearance to N. bensotonei.
BE-3346 All different Limited release of less than 120 plants total. Lowland S A
individuals from M
seed.
BE-3364 assorted clones A random assortment from 6 clones. Lowland S A

M
Nepenthes tobaica A well-known species from the Lake Toba region of North Sumatra. It is one of the fastest growing highland
species, and is readily adaptable to a variety of growing conditions.
BE-3264 green/orange Pitchers of these selected plants are mostly green through orange colouration Intermediate S A
assorted clones M
L
Nepenthes tomoriana An easy grower and rare in cultivation. Pitchers are almost brown when mature.
BE-3200 clone 1 From a single clone. Lowland S A
Nepenthes treubiana An extremely rare species which grows naturally on limestone cliffs in New Guinea. Never before offered from
any nursery and practically unknown in cultivation. The fat pitchers can attain impressive sizes.
BE-3340 Andamata, From Andamata, Irian Jaya. Lowland S A

assorted clones. A random selection from 5 clones. M
BE-3341 Fak Fak, from seed. From North of Fak Fak, Papua. Lowland S A
All different individuals from seed. Limited release of less than 250 plants total.
Nepenthes truncata This impressive species never fails to attract attention with its heart-shaped leaves and enormous pitchers. It
is a reliable grower, being adaptable to varying conditions.
BE-3203 Pasian, assorted This extremely rare highland variety is available from no other source. Pitchers Highland S A
clones are mostly colourful, ranging from orange through to dark red.
Random assortment from 43 clones. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or 2".
BE-3307 'Queen of Hearts' x Some time back we bred two of the only known seven plants in cultivaton of this Highland S B
'King of Spades' rarest of rare forms of Nepenthes. This form is so different to the usual form of
Nepenthes truncata that it’s arguably a unique species in its own right but for now
we will use the accepted nomenclature. The area where this plant originated was
devastated by logging activities in the late 1990s and this form is believed to be
extinct in the wild. The 7 specimens, which are now 11 years old, were raised from
seed in our nurseries. The female parent of this new release, known as ‘Queen of
Hearts’, is very probably the most photographed Nepenthes in history, having
appeared on several of our Chelsea Flower show exhibits and also as a
centrepiece of our 2008 Singapore Garden Festival exhibit, where it was
photographed by most of the 300,000+ visitors over the 8 day period of the show.
The male parent named ‘King of Spades’ is actually darker in colouration than the
female and has green wings.
Differences in pitcher colouration, morphology, plant vigour and size when mature,
can be expected to vary between individuals.
This is a limited offer of seed-grown plants and once stocks are exhausted, it
cannot be repeated for several years.

Nepenthes ventricosa Waisted pitchers with a waxy texture. This well-known species comes in a wide variety of colourations. It is
probably one of the most hardy and forgiving of all highland Nepenthes and is therefore an ideal beginner's
plant.
BE-3217 assorted clones Random assortment from 3 clones. Mostly red. Highland M A
L
XL
BE-3278 Madja-as form. This form of Nepenthes ventricosa has marked similarities to Nepenthes burkei Intermediate S A
Random selection from Mt Halcon. Taxonomists will be debating whether this is in fact a form of M
from 5 clones Nepenthes burkei but since that species is not recorded from Mt. Madja-as, for L
now we’re labeling it as a form of Nepenthes ventricosa. The pitchers are all
colorful, and there is some variation between the various clones.
BE-3215 red, clone 1 The best dark pink pitchered form of the species. Robust, vigorous and beautiful. Highland S A
Excellent candidate for hanging baskets. M
From a single clone. L
XL
Nepenthes vieillardii Small pretty species with striking blood red pitchers and dark green leaves. A challenge to grow well, you'll
find our plants are healthy and vigorous thus giving you a good start.
BE-3223 clone 2 From a single clone originating in Germany. We have recently found that this Intermediate S A
species grows equally well in both highland and lowland conditions. M
Nepenthes vogelii Newly described species from northern Sarawak. Lower pitchers are similar to that of N. stenophylla but upper
pitchers have unique bulbous appearance with very dense black speckling.

M
L
Nepenthes hybrids
Nepenthes (veitchii x The three species that go to make up this hybrid all have strong distinctive characteristics. It’s early days yet
but our guess is that all the characteristics should be visible – the wide peristome of Nepenthes veitchii, the
lowii) x spectabilis
flared pitcher form of Nepenthes lowii and the vigour and rich patterning of Nepenthes spectabilis.
BE-3332 all individuals from The female parent is a huge very eye-catching specimen and is one of the few Highland S A
seed plants in our nurseries that have caught rats on several occasions. The male is M
one of our unique line of giant Nepenthes spectabilis. So far we have only seen
pitchers on medium sized plants but the characteristics are exactly as hoped in the
species description above with patterned pitcher body and broad striped slightly
toothed and ribbed peristome.
This is a very limited release from seed of less than 100 plants in total.
Nepenthes bellii x A new and rather bizarre horticultural hybrid, since Nepenthes bellii is one of the smallest species in the genus
and Nepenthes truncata one of the largest. They also have extremely different growth habits and general
truncata
appearance, so it’s anyone’s guess how this hybrid will eventually turn out.
BE-3330 black truncata The male parent is the now famous black Nepenthes truncata ‘King of Spades’. At Intermediate S A
parent, all the time of writing we only have small plants to look at and so far there is no sign
individuals from of colouration on any of the pitchers. Should be an easy grower in either highland
seed or intermediate conditions.
This is a limited release of seed-grown individuals.

Nepenthes bicalcarata SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 !
x (ampullaria x gracilis) 3 for 2 on size M or Larger
Natural hybrid.
BE-3032 speckled, assorted Interesting small pitchers with consistently nice spotted colouration and tiny Lowland S A
clones vestigial fangs. M
L
XL
Nepenthes bicalcarata Very rare natural hybrid with gobose pitchers of N. ampullaria. Adult pitchers show vestigial fangs of N.
biclacarata.
x ampullaria
BE-3033 speckled Pitcher colouration is yellow-green throughout with light speckling. Lowland S A
Nepenthes boschiana x Even at young size, this new hybrid has attractive red pitchers and red colouration in the new leaves.
densiflora
BE-3279 From seed, all BE horticultural cross, Feb 2007. Highland S A

individuals M
Produced in our nurseries from carefully selected parent plants. L
XL
Nepenthes chaniana x SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 !

3 for 2 on size M or Larger
veitchii
A natural hybrid from northern Sarawak. This was formerly sold as N. pilosa x veitchii until the plant we know
as N. pilosa was renamed N. chaniana.
BE-3137 clone 1 Yellowish pitchers with a handsome striped peristome. The whole plant is very Highland S A
hairy. M
L
Nepenthes clipeata x SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 !

2 for 1 on size M or Larger
(clipeata x eymae)
Pitchers are red speckled on a cream background and leaves are peltate when mature. This hybrid closely
resembles the pure N. clipeata in many ways but is far easier and faster to grow. Very beautiful.
BE-3045 Munich cross From a single clone, originating from Munich, Germany. Highland S A
M
L
XL
Nepenthes densiflora x BE horticultural cross with giant N. spectabilis. This hybrid can be expected to produce large richly coloured
pitchers.
spectabilis
BE-3309 assorted clones Random assortment from 6 clones. Variable pitcher colourations, reflecting both Highland S A
parents. M
XL

Nepenthes densiflora x Another brand new horticultural hybrid from the Borneo Exotics stable between two species both having
amongst the largest flared peristomes in the entire genus. This cross should be large with truly magnificent
truncata
form.
BE-3329 from seed, all The female parent is a superb dark purple Nepenthes densiflora and the male Highland S B
individuals parent is a giant black Nepenthes truncata with the cultivar name ‘King of Clubs’. M
This is very similar in appearance to Nepenthes truncata ‘King of Spades’ which L
has recently become quite famous as the male parent to the first seedlings of
black Nepenthes truncata ever produced in cultivation; (see BE-3307).
This is a limited release of all different individuals from seed.
Nepenthes inermis x Vigorous attractive dwarf natural hybrid with unusual dark purple pitchers.
bongso
BE-3086 clones 1,2 clones 1 and 2 Highland S A

M
L
Nepenthes inermis x This rarely occuring natural hybrid has deep purple lower pitchers with near-black peristome.
singalana
BE-3087 assorted clones Random assortment from 4 clones. Small size minimum diameter 5cm or 2". Highland S A
M
L
Nepenthes Lady Pauline From a single carefully selected superlative clone of N. talangensis x maxima, embodying the best
characteristics of both parent species. We have used this hybrid in numerous international displays and it
always attracts huge attention.
BE-3188 cuttings, single Established plants derived from cuttings bearing lower pitchers. Intermediate L A
clone XL
BE-3298 single clone, from The same clone as BE-3188 but now from tissue culture and will be available at a Intermediate L A
tissue culture range of different sizes. XL
Nepenthes This naturally occurring hybrid has colourful pitchers and is very vigorous. Pitcher form varies from nearly N.
macrovulgaris through to nearly N. reinwarditana. We have recently found that it grows well in both highland
macrovulgaris x
and lowland conditions.
reinwardtiana
BE-3108 natural hybrid Random assortment from 12 clones. Intermediate S A
Nepenthes mirabilis NEW FOR June 2010

var. echinostoma x
A very attractive natural hybrid with N. rafflesiana var. Elongata. The upper pitchers are very elegant and
rafflesiana slender with broad peristome and prominent ribs.
BE-3371 From a single clone. NEW FOR JUNE 2010 Lowland S A

M
We thought we had lost this lovely natural hybrid about 10 years ago but it recently
reappeared in our achive materials and we are delighted to be able to reintroduce
it to cultivation.

Nepenthes muluensis x Very rare natural hybrid with dark purple extremely tough pitchers. Pitchers have great colouration even when
plants are small, so this hybrid is the best candidate we know of for a terrarium Nepenthes. Highly
lowii
recommended. More vigorous than either parent species.

M
Nepenthes This unusual looking hybrid is very variable with peristomes ranging from deep red and narrow to yellow, wide
and scalloped. The characteristic robust pitcher quality and the rotund pitcher shape of the female parent is
sibuyanensis x
retained in this tough hybrid.
copelandii
BE-3296 assorted clones, BE horticultural cross, April 2005. Intermediate S A

random selection M
L
Nepenthes Two very attractive but quite challenging species from different areas of the Philippines were combined to
make this cross, which should be easier to grow and pitcher than either of its parents.
sibuyanensis x mira
BE-3331 all individuals from A gorgeous orange Nepenthes sibuyanensis was pollinated with our best selected Highland S A
seed clone of Nepenthes mira. The offspring are still young but colouring up as hoped. M
L
This is a limited release of less than 100 individuals from seed.
Nepenthes From a carefully selected colourful clone of N. sibuyanensis crossed with our giant form of N. spectabilis.
sibuyanensis x
spectabilis
BE-3366 from a single clone Pitcher colouration seems very promising. Highland S A
M
Nepenthes BE horticultural cross.

sibuyanensis x
ventricosa
BE-3281 Assorted clones A random selection. A vigorous easy grower. Highland S A

The best from both parents.Vigorous growth as in N. Ventricosa with generally M
broader less waisted pitchers. All pitchers have brilliant pink colouration. Generally L
pitchers are more prolific as seen in N. Ventricosa. XL
BE-3167 From seed, all Both parents have good red colouration, although at the time of writing the Highland S A
different individuals colouration of this hybrid is not yet apparent and may vary considerably between L
individuals. A vigorous easy grower suited to both intermediate and highland XL
conditions. DW note see BE 3281 on Catalogue.
Nepenthes spathulata x NEW FOR JUNE 2010

glandulifera
Two really large and spectacular species are crossed to make this hybrid a sure winner. Even young seedlings
show good form and colouration.
BE-3368 All different BE N. spathulata stock plant clone #2 crossed with BE N. glandulifera stock plant Highland S A
individuals from clone #1. M
seed.

Nepenthes spathulata x Another new hybrid from the Borneo Exotics stable.
gymnamphora
BE-3355 All different It's as yet too early to tell how this hybrid will look but both parent plants are Highland S A
individuals from exceptional specimens of their species. M
seed. L
All different individuals from seed. Limited release of less than 100 plants total. XL
Nepenthes spathulata x BE horticultural cross

mira
BE-3269 mostly from seed Another creation from the BE stable. If you like orange pitchers, this one is for you! Highland S A
The wide peristome of Nepenthes spathulata and the unique orange colouration of M
Nepenthes mira make a striking combination. At present supply is very limited L
from seed-grown plants. XL
Nepenthes spathulata x BE horticultural cross with giant N. spectabilis. The male parent giant spectabilis lends the usually green
pitcher body of N. spathulata some striped characteristics. The peristomes are wonderfully striped red and
spectabilis
orange with variations to the deep burgundy usaul in N. spathulata.
BE-3270 From seed, all Some really interesting peristome colourations have appeared in this BE cross. Highland S A
different individuals M
BE-3314 Selected clones First issue of a random selection from 7 clones. Highland S A
M
L
XL
Nepenthes spectabilis The female parent is a giant form of N. spectabilis. Pitchers have strong characteritics of N. aristolochiodes
with rich dark mosaic patterning. The plant has the robust characteristics of it's female parent.
x aristolochioides

M
Nepenthes spectabilis The female parent is a giant form of N. spectabilis.

x mira
BE-3181 From seed, all The pitchers are variable with some of an orange hue resembling the colouration Highland S A
different individuals of N. mira and others have a rich dark moasic patterning on a green background M
as on N. spectabilis. L
Nepenthes spectabilis BE horticultural cross with giant N. spectabilis as female parent. The peristomes can be either a deep uniform
red or various shades of red blending into yellow.
x talangensis
BE-3310 Assorted clones A random assortment of clones. Mature pitchers develop the characteristic shape Highland S A
and misc. seed of giant spectabilis. The broad peristome colourations compound a wide variety of M
sunset hues and candy stripes creating a dramatic contrast to the vivid lime L
edges. A spectacular addition to any collection. XL
Nepenthes talangensis A particularly attractive new horticultural cross with our giant N. spectabilis.
x spectabilis
BE-3272 assorted clones A random assortment from 2 clones. Highland S A

M

Nepenthes talangensis The N. veitchii parent is a spectacular highland form with striped peristome, so we have high hopes for this
hybrid, although we haven't yet raised one to sufficient size to see the characteristics.
x veitchii
BE-3190 from a single clone From a single tissue cultured clone. Highland S A
M
L
XL
Nepenthes veitchii x A nice horticultural cross with wide striped peristome.

maxima
BE-3334 from a single Obtained from a third party, details of parents is unknown but this clone has a wide Highland S A
selected clone red peristome with burgundy stripes.
Nepenthes veitchii x The N. veitchii parent is a spectacular highland form with striped peristome, so we have high hopes for this
hybrid, although we haven't yet raised one to sufficient size to see the characteristics.
platychila
BE-3213 assorted clones 2007 Another new introduction to our catalogue. Highland S A
Random assortment from 7 clones. M
Nepenthes ventricosa x Judging from the parentage, this cross doesn't sound particularly exciting but we have been pleasantly
(ramispina x sanguinea) surprised. Colouration varies between individuals with all being deep purple flecked on backgrounds varyig
from green to purple. Vigorous and easy as you might expect.
BE-3367 all different A limited release of seed grown individuals of less than 200 plants total. Intermediate S A
individuals from M
seed
Nepenthes ventricosa x NEW FOR JUNE 2010

glandulifera
The vigour and temperature tolerance of the female parent combined with the unique attractiveness of the male
parent combine to make this a very interesting new cross.
BE-3369 All different BE N. ventricosa clone # 2 crossed with BE N. glandulifera clone # 1. Intermediate S A
individuals from M
seed.
Nepenthes ventricosa x Even pitchers on young plants are of a uniform intense orange.
mira
BE-3220 assorted clones, BE horticultural cross Oct 2007. Intermediate S A

random selection M
L
XL
Nepenthes ventricosa x Pitchers on young plants are showing good colouration already. It is not yet known how this new hybrid will
differ from the earlier BE cross N. sibiuanensis x ventricosa.
sibuyanensis
BE-3295 assorted clones, BE horticultural cross, April 2007. Intermediate S A

random selection M
L
XL

Nepenthes ventricosa x This is a hugely vigorous hybrid with many of the best characteristics of both species, having durable flecked
pitchers. It's expected to be similar in appearance to Nepenthes 'Caslin Goo', which is the reverse cross which
spectabilis
we released some time ago but possibly even more vigorous. Suitable for hanging baskets and public sales.
BE-3320 From seed, all The male parent is our spectacular giant form of N. spectabilis, so these should Intermediate S A
individuals. turn out to be very large. M
Limited release as seed-grown individuals. L
BE-3324 From seed, all The male parent is our elegant BE-3179.This is a limited release from seed. Highland S A
individuals. M
L
Nepenthes ventricosa x This new hybrid was made using our best red form of N. ventricosa and a N. talangensis chosen for it's vigour.
So far, all the pitchers are colourful and usually have a brilliant pink peristome.
talangensis
BE-3323 From seed - all Horticultural hybrid. Highland S A

individuals. M
L
Nepenthes ventricosa x This is only the third “black truncata” hybrid ever released. The female parent is our best red N. ventricosa,
male is the superlative enormous N. truncata ‘King of Spades’. This will be vigorous, large and beautiful.
truncata
BE-3333 All different Limited release of all different individuals from seed. Highland S B
individuals from
seed.
Nepenthes x hookeriana Classic natural hybrid between N. rafflesiana and N. ampullaria with pitchers embodying the best
characteristics of both parent species. Pitcher colouration can vary enormously.
BE-3349 Harlequin red, from As for BE-3354 but from a single selected clone. This is the best colouration of Lowland S A
a single clone. this variety we have seen. M
Nepenthes x A natural hybrid between N. ampullaria and N. mirabilis, it was first recorded in Brunei in the 1980s but
subsequently named after it was also discovered near Kuching in Sarawak.
kuchingensis
BE-3230 var. echinostoma, The N. mirabilis parent in this rare version of the natural hybrid found in Brunei is Lowland S A
single clone var. echinostoma, which makes for a very interesting pitcher form. Easy and M
vigorous, with broad peristome and red flecked pitchers. An ideal beginner's L
lowland plant. XL
From a single clone.
Nepenthes x Singapore The first cross between N. ampullaria 'Brunei red' and a colourful N. ventricosa, yielding very vigorous plants,
some with outstanding bright red pitchers. Other colourations such as green, pink and striped peristome have
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also been selcted. Trials have shown that this hybrid grows equally well under both highland and lowland
conditions. It has the very desirable trait of producing basal rosettes, so can be grown in a variety of ways,
either for hanging baskets, or as a compact plant for it's basal rosettes and few leaves, or a combination of
both.
BE-3300 green/pink A random selection, from 3 clones. An intriguing green form, as immature plants Intermediate S A
assorted clones have darker green leaves than the red pitcher form, with an additional all-over M
wash of pale pink, appearing on leaves and pitchers. In our experience, as this
form matures, the majority lose their pink hue and develop green leaves and
pitchers.
BE-3292 red assorted clones This form bears brilliant all red pitchers. Intermediate S A
M
L

Nepenthes x N. x trusmadiensis = N. macrophylla x lowii
We are proud to announce the first commercial release of one of the most desirable and spectacular of all
trusmadiensis
known natural hybrids. These plants are available as 2 clones out of tissue culture and are more vigorous than
either parent species. Although small, with most plants being a little over 2.5cm (1") in diameter, they are
extremely hard, having been nursery grown for about 1 year. The female parent is N. macrophylla.
BE-3274 Clone 1, Trusmadi From a single clone out of tissue culture Highland S C
M
BE-3275 Clone 2, Trusmadi From a single clone out of tissue culture Highland S C
M
Heliamphora
Heliamphora As this is a horticultural hybrid, it's an easy grower compared with the parent species. H. minor is the dominant
parent in the appearance.
heterodoxa x minor
BE-3246 typical From a single clone out of tissue culture. All sizes have a minimum of 5 pitchers. Highland M A
Small size are nursery hardened plants, bearing immature pitchers 2cm - 4cm in
length.
Medium size plants have clusters containing at least 1 mature pitcher of 4cm -
7cm in length.
Large size plants have clusters containing at least 3 mature pitchers minimum
7cm in length.
Heliamphora minor The smallest of the species, It forms very attractive clusters of pitchers with colouration varying from green to
dark red.
BE-3250 typical From a single clone out of tissue culture. All sizes have a minimum of 5 pitchers. Highland S A
M
Small size are nursery hardened plants, bearing immature pitchers 2cm -4cm in
length.
7cm in length.
7cm in length.
Heliamphora nutans Originating from Germany in tissue culture. Localle unknown.
BE-3251 typical All sizes have hardened clumps of immature pitchers. Highland S A
Small sizes have a minimum of 5 nursery hardened immature pitchers 3cm - 5cm
in length in a cluster 2.5cm - 5cm in width.
Medium size have a minimum of 10 nursery hardened immature pitchers 3cm -

5cm in length in a cluster 8cm-10cm in width.
Small plants minimum 5 pitchers. Medium size nursery hardened immature

pitchers 3cm-5cm in length, clump 8cm-10cm in width, Meium plants have a
minimum of 10 pitchers.

Heliamphora sp. Obtained from Germany in tissue culture. Localle unknown.
Yuruani B
BE-3249 typical From a single clone out of tissue culture. All sizes have a minimum of 5 pitchers. Highland XL A
Small size are nursery hardened plants, bearing immature pitchers 2cm -4cm in
length.
7cm in length.
7cm in length.

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A = inexpensive items, usually in good supply and also easy to grow.

M = between 8cm and 15cm (3” and 6”)

L = between 15cm and 30cm (6” and 12”)

XL = larger than 30cm (12”)

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BE-3004 Brunei, assorted Mostly with green pitchers. Intermediate S A

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BE-3021 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

BE-3023 typical Random assortment from 3 clones. Highland S B

BE-3029 Brunei, orange, SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 ! Lowland S A

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Limited release of all different individuals from seed.

BE-3036 purple Deep red pitchers. From a single clone. Highland S A

BE-3041 Pig Hill, assorted Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland L A

BE-3254 Halcon, assorted A random assortment from 5 clones. Highland S A

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Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3056 assorted clones, Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

BE-3055 assorted clones, Random assortment from 13 clones. Highland S A

BE-3070 assorted clones, SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 ! Intermediate S A

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BE-3257 assorted clones Random assortment from 3 clones Highland S A

Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3090 Lusung Tungkut, Random assortment from 48 clones. Highland S A

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Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3098 assorted clones Random assortment from 4 clones. Lowland S A

Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3100 Trusmadi, assorted Random assortment from 22 clones. Highland S A

BE-3103 assorted clones, Random assortment from 3 clones. Intermediate S A

BE-3247 assorted clones All different individuals from seed. Lowland S A

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BE-3121 assorted clones, Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

BE-3151 Depapre, wide Random selection from 8 clones. Lowland S A

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Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3135 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

BE-3266 assorted clones Random assortment from 12 clones Highland S B

From a single selected clone

BE-3146 Brunei, giant, clone Red pitchered form. Lowland S A

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Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3155 Genting, assorted Random assortment from 3 clones. Highland M A

BE-3159 assorted clones Random assortment from 6 clones Intermediate S A

BE-3162 assorted clones, SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEMBER 2010 ! Intermediate S A

BE-3164 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

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Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3172 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones. Highland S A

Nepenthes spathulata One of the largest highland species from Sumatra.

Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3175 clone 1, female From a single clone. Highland S A

BE-3184 Bareo, assorted Random assortment from 12 clones. Highland S A

BE-3187 assorted clones Random assortment from 24 clones Highland S A

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Cat. # Selected From Item Description Climate Size Category

BE-3364 assorted clones A random assortment from 6 clones. Lowland S A