Also known as: Rowaniae, Queensland Pitcher Plant

Nepenthes rowaniae is an exceptional species native to the lush lowland habitats of Cape York in northern Queensland. Celebrated for its distinctive pitchers with elongated shapes, rich red and green hues, and gracefully refined peristomes, this lowland pitcher plant flourishes in warm, humid conditions. It is ideal for collectors and growers seeking authentic Australian carnivorous plants to enrich their tropical setups.

This listing includes 1 small plant growing in specialized carnivorous plant soil inside a 5 x 7 cm grow cup (condiment-style). The plant is rooted and beginning its hardening-off process, ensuring easier acclimatization to your lowland terrarium or tropical indoor garden.

Plant Features:

• Elongated, elegant pitchers with attractive green and deep red coloration

• Native to warm, humid lowland areas of Cape York, northern Queensland

• Thrives vigorously under proper tropical lowland conditions

• An appealing addition for enthusiasts focused on unique Australian carnivorous plants

Alternate Names:

• Nepenthes rowaniae

• Queensland Pitcher Plant

Care Instructions:

• Light: Provide bright, indirect sunlight or filtered sunlight to encourage healthy pitcher development

• Water: Use only rainwater, distilled water, or reverse osmosis water; keep the substrate consistently moist but not waterlogged

• Humidity: Requires high humidity (70-85%) to promote pitcher growth and overall plant vigor

• Temperature: Prefers warm lowland conditions, ideally 24°C to 32°C, avoiding prolonged temperatures below 18°C

• Potting Mix: Utilize a well-draining carnivorous plant soil composed of sphagnum moss, perlite, orchid bark, and sand; avoid conventional garden or potting soils

Nepenthes rowaniae is a captivating choice for growers passionate about lowland Nepenthes, Australian natives, and distinctive tropical terrarium collections.