Nepenthes mirabilis var. globosa
Native range: Southern Thailand (Trang province)
Known names: N/A
Hardiness: Best kept above 60°F
Mature Size: Climbing vine to ~15'+, low, globose lower pitchers
Light: Bright indirect light, dappled sun, morning sun
Water: Keep soil moist, use pure/mineral-free water
Soil: Sphagnum moss and perlite, or standard carnivorous mix with added perlite
Dormancy Period: N/A
Pet-Safe: Currently unknown
Plant Size: Grown in pot, size varies
 
Tropical carnivorous pitcher plant that produces climbing vine with elongated, lance-shaped leaves and round, globose pitchers in green, white, pink, or red. Produces small, inconspicuous flowers on a raceme, typically blooming on mature plants once established. One of the rarer Nepenthes varieties, found only in a small area of southern Thailand. Commonly grown in sphagnum moss or a well-draining mix with high humidity, bright indirect light, and consistently moist (never soggy) roots.