Nepenthes ‘Miranda’ is one of the most striking and vigorous lowland tropical pitcher plant hybrids, celebrated for its large, colorful pitchers and adaptable nature. A cross between Nepenthes maxima and Nepenthes northiana, this cultivar produces impressive green pitchers adorned with deep red speckles and a contrasting wide, striped peristome. The interiors of the pitchers often display a rich reddish hue, making them a true statement plant in any carnivorous collection.
Type: Lowland tropical pitcher plant.
Light: Bright, indirect light to dappled sunlight. Avoid harsh midday sun for young plants.
Temperature: Prefers warm lowland conditions (day: 24–30°C, night: 18–22°C).
Humidity: High humidity (60–80%) promotes the best pitcher development.
Water: Use only rainwater, distilled, or reverse osmosis water. Keep the medium damp but well-draining.
Feeding: Can catch its own insects once pitchers form, but occasional feeding with small insects can encourage faster growth.
Collectors, terrarium enthusiasts, and growers wanting a bold, hardy lowland Nepenthes hybrid with spectacular pitcher display potential.
Nepenthes 'Miranda' (Maxima x Northiana) – 1 Small Plant in Grow Cup
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