Nepenthes Singalana (Gunung Belirang, Sumatra) • Seed-grown tropical pitcher • C.Klein
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Description
- Nepenthes Singalana is a highly sought after species by nepenthes collectors across the globe. Nepenthes Singalana from the Belirang location is a colourful species with a stunning flared peristome when mature, which darkens with age
- We grow these plants in intermediate conditions and will therefor easily adapt to a wide range of South African climates - Nepenthes Singalana will prefer slightly more humidity with mild daytime temperatures and cool nights to do well
- You will receive the exact plant pictured. This is a high end collector plant and only available while stocks last
- Similar to other carnivorous plants, nepenthes grow in a special type of soil low in nutrients and instead collect their nitrogen in hanging, slippery vase-shaped cups that include its own digestive juice
- Tropical pitcher plants entice both flying and crawling insects with an intoxicating fragrance, bright colour and sweet nectar
- Perfect for a sheltered spot outdoors or sunny windowsill with bright diffused light
- Whether you prefer starting off with a younger plant and watch it grow into full majestic glory over the years or jumping in with more munch, right from the get go, we've got you covered! Cultivo is all about choices and our plants are available in various sizes and options to suit your every want and need. Plants are measured across (Leafspan = leaf tip to leaf tip, without tendrils and pitchers) and are sold either bareroot or already potted in our deluxe carnivorous plant soil, ready for action during the upcoming growing season
- Winter dormancy:
- During the autumn and winter months, growth in tropical pitcher plants slows considerably and pitchers will die off
- Active growth in the form of new leaves and development of pitchers (sizes as indicated) are expected during spring and summer
- Should you be unfamiliar with this plant species, head over to our FAQ section for more information on what to expect when ordering from us during the colder months >> Carnivorous plants and winter dormancy: What to expect
Sizes
- In Nepenthes world, the shape and colours of pitchers and leaves are determined by the characteristics of the various species
- Pitcher sizes are also highly variable across species and may not be present at the time of shipment, therefor we measure the actual size of the plant to determine the size of the plants we offer
- Tropical pitcher plants are measured across the leafspan (from leaf tip to leaf tip of the largest two leaves, not including the tendrils and pitchers) as seen in the image below

Care
- Special considerations and growing conditions:
- Grown as an intermediate highlander, this plant is recommended for the carnivorous plant enthusiast ready for the next level
- Nepenthes Singalana will enjoy a little more humidity with mild daytime temperatures and a night time drop of around 10 degrees
- Because Cultivo is a boutique-style store, most of our collector’s plants are one-of-a-kind “exact plant pictured” or limited seasonal releases. That means once they’re sold, they’re gone - so standard restock notifications aren’t practical here
- A few seasonal plants or variants of small-batch releases may return in the future. If that happens, we’ll update the original listing with new photos and details
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