Nepenthes lowii Ø8,5cm

Nepenthes lowii is a rare montane carnivorous plant from Borneo, with unique pitchers adapted for insect capture and fascinating symbiotic relationships with animals. A non-toxic, sought-after rarity and a wonderful way to step into the captivating world of carnivorous plants. Give it the right setup and it becomes the crown jewel of any plant lover's shelf. Growth and development Nepenthes lowii is an epiphytic or semi-epiphytic plant with slow growth. It prefers cooler temperatures (15-25°C daytime, 10-18°C nighttime) and high humidity (70-90%). The ideal substrate is a mix of sphagnum moss, perlite, and bark. Light should be bright but filtered. No fertilization is needed - nutrients are obtained from captured insects. It's an exciting challenge for plant enthusiasts ready to take the next step - once you give it the right environment (coolness, high humidity, and filtered light), it rewards you with a botanical spectacle few plants can match. With a small humidifier and a bright east-facing window, the conditions become achievable even in a regular apartment. Specifications Pot diameter: 8.5 cm Total height (incl. pot): 20 cm