Nepenthes alata Bromeliaceae thread-like ramicauls arising from small

thread-like ramicauls arising from small elliptic leaves

it is one of the most ornamental members of the Spiranthinae subtribe in cultivation

This exceptional cultivar produces unique flowers with the distinctive twisted or irregular form characteristic of the species

avoid prolonged saturation to prevent root rot

Nepenthes alata Bromeliaceae thread-like ramicauls arising from smallNepenthes alata, the Winged Pitcher Plant, is a popular, adaptable carnivorous plant from the Philippines. It is known for its attractive, elongated pitchers with prominent "wings" that help trap insects. Light: Bright, indirect light is best. A few hours of direct morning sun can improve pitcher color, but avoid harsh midday sun. Temperature: Intermediate to warm. It thrives with daytime temperatures of 70 85F (21 29C) and night temperatures dropping