N. villosa – best selected clone: BE-3225 nepenthes in 1985 and it was

in 1985 and it was formally described as Nepenthes hurrelliana in 2003

BCP ID# N1998-11: clone 11

It’s important to note that these plants are mostly propagated from tip cuttings and therefore produce intermediate or upper pitchers from the outset

but recently we have revised that opinion

Temperature suggestion: Lowland - Intermediate - Highland (wide range)

N. villosa – best selected clone: BE-3225 nepenthes in 1985 and it wasSelected many years ago from amongst 22 clones for its vigour, this clone is known to be far easier to grow than any example of this species offered by vendors elsewhere. N. villosa is renowned for being difficult to grow and usually needs very cool night temperatures. However, we dont find this with our clone. The photos shown here are from plants of this clone grown in our nurseries, which never drop below 12 deg C at night (the maximum temperature