Nepenthes sanguinea D4 Size:Medium There's some controversy over the

There's some controversy over the split between robcantleyi and related taxa

thus the name "naga" which translates to "dragon" in Bahasa Indonesia

instead preferring to spread amongst the limestone cliffs via underground basal shoots

We’ve also found them to be extremely versatile in growing conditions and capable of being grown in lowland through highland conditions

These are best grown in highland conditions

Nepenthes sanguinea D4 Size:Medium There's some controversy over theNepenthes sanguinea is native to peninsular Malaysia where it grows at highland and intermediate elevations. This clone in particular makes an excellent starter plant. It was bred by Bill Baumgartl years ago and has the designation D4. Weve found it to be one of the hardiest Nepenthes weve ever grown and it grows rapidly in our lowland, intermediate and highland greenhouses. It produces large traps that attain and impressive size and have a beautiful