Nepenthes jacquelineae Size:Medium - 2.5" Potted The hoods are richly laced

The hoods are richly laced with large white areoles (windows)

It prefers sandy peat that is constantly moist

The mouth is wide and oval with an up turned hood and prominent wings

The name honors the 19th century Swiss-German botanist Ferdinand Rugel who was an avid collector of North American plants

Nepenthes jacquelineae Size:Medium - 2.5" Potted The hoods are richly lacedEase to Grow: Moderate Dormancy: No Native Range: Highlands of Barisan Range in Sumatra. Zones: 10 11 (9 12) Nepenthes jacquelineae is know for its extremely wide flanged peristome with a "toilet bowl" look. Traps are squat, robust and color up to a rich red in full sun. N. jacquelineae is a vigorous grower and produces numerous pitchers. Traps are filled with very thick digestive fluid, which makes it difficult for prey to escape, especially large