Alocasia watsoniana, Jewel AlocasiaAlocasia watsoniana is a gorgeous species with intricate veining rivaling those of many Anthuriums. Jewel Alocasia thrive under bright light indoors and part sun shade outdoors. They also do very well under grow lights. High humidity encourages new growth more quickly. Temperatures are best between 60 85 degrees. Good soil drainage is essential to keeping Alocasia happy. We use a chunky mix of coconut chips, perlite and sparing sphagnum moss and make

Lumens/Watt: G330FS2

Nepenthes veitchii

Nepenthes aristolochioides may be the most bizarre and unusual species in the genus

This is a seed grown plant from Exotica

It’s a vigorous grower in intermediate and highland conditions

The newest leaves are a dark iridescent green color and appear blue from different angles

Ecuador is one of our favorites

flared peristomes that can be orange

We've found it to be a fast grower that prefers to scramble along the pot surface (like gloriosum) as opposed to climb (like verrucosum)

Plants grow to 18”+ tall

We expect some to retain the bical fangs based on our experience with crosses from similar parentage

Nepenthes zakriana BE-3465 is from the area around the abandoned Mamut Copper Mine in Sabah