Nepenthes maxima X ramispina is a notable hybrid combining the robust vigor of N. maxima with the elegant pitcher morphology of N. ramispina. This plant features elongated, tubular pitchers with distinctive coloration and fine, complex veining, showcasing intermediate traits from both parent species. The pitchers are typically narrow with a well-defined peristome, contributing to efficient prey capture. Its compact size makes it suitable for cultivation in controlled environments, where high humidity and good airflow promote optimal growth. This hybrid exemplifies advanced carnivorous plant genetics, appealing to experienced growers focused on morphology and trap efficiency.
*First photo is mature form.
