Nepenthes aenigma, BE-3770 highland tolerant of lowland through highland

tolerant of lowland through highland conditions and provides incredible vigor to its hybrids

It was believed to be extinct for decades due to catastrophic wildfires near its type locale

This clone is especially outstanding and takes the shapely wide peristome from the veitchii/maxima pollen parent

These are all seed grown individuals

Nepenthes aenigma, BE-3770 highland tolerant of lowland through highlandNepenthes aenigma is a recently described species from Luzon in the Phillipines. It is closely related to Nepenthes burkei and ventricosa. Strangely, it has been documented to grow in deep shade in its native habitat which is a stark contrast to other intermediate and highland Nepenthes species. Weve grown it alongside all our other intermediate Nepenthes species and it seems to grow quite well; however, some growers who have more shady conditions