N41 Nepenthes tenuis x mollis (Seed Grown) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Australian Red Rosetted CCCP Destruction emerges from innovative

CCCP Destruction emerges from innovative breeding work documented in the Carnivorous Plant Newsletter (2021)

Soil — Pure peat moss or long-fiber sphagnum

with its name invoking the darker

Named after a spider found living among its pitchers

N41 Nepenthes tenuis x mollis (Seed Grown) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Australian Red Rosetted CCCP Destruction emerges from innovativeThis Nepenthes tenuis mollis cross pairs a rare Sumatran lowland species with a robust Bornean highland pitcher plant, creating a hybrid with fascinating genetic complexityN. mollis itself carries mysterious hybrid ancestry. Collectors seek this cross for its intermediate pitcher morphology and vigor, bridging tenuis's diminutive, delicate traps with mollis's larger, more substantial vessels in a single plant. Care Requirements Light Bright indirect