Description

Nepenthes peltata is endemic to Mindanao in the Philippines, where it grows at altitudes between about 800 and 1,600 m making it a temperature tolerant intermediate grower.  As the name implies, the tendril insertion into the leaf is peltate, emerging before the tip of the leaf. It’s quite variable in form, but is always colorful and often has leaves with a red underside. Pitchers can become quite large, as the photos show.

Please note: the photos are representative only, please refer to our plant size guide for size information. Single selected clone.

Growing condition

Type: Highland

Water: rain water, distilled water or RO water, tap water in some regions

Light: bright, indirect light

Humidity: High humidity preferred

For detailed care instruction, please visit our Nepenthes Growing Tips page, or feel free to send us an email. We are more than happy to answer any questions.

We are sending plants within Australia only, excepting NT, WA and TAS.