Nepenthes Marpesa x clipeata, CAR-0130 highland (Photos 1 and 2 credited

(Photos 1 and 2 credited to Forrest Johnson)

This hybrid produces traps with a unique orange hue rarely seen in Nepenthes

It was previously known as Nepenthes hurrelliana but recent research has found it to be heterotropic synonym to the original name mollis (so the name mollis sticks)

It’s famous for having squat

Nepenthes Marpesa x clipeata, CAR-0130 highland (Photos 1 and 2 creditedNepenthes Marpesa x clipeata, CAR 0130 is an in house cross with excellent hybrid vigor while carrying many of the clipeata features. The emerging leaves have red hues and the pitchers have varying colors and spots. We expect them to develop strong waists and domed lids like clipeata as they mature. Note that Marpesa is a grex of maxima x northiana originally from Leilani Nepenthes nursery. We're unsure if there was some mixed pollination for our