Aristolochia argentinaThis listing is for a seed grown Aristolochia argentina. They are currently grown in intermediate conditions in a standard potting mix. Photos are representative of the plants for sale. Aristolochia, or Dutchman's pipevine are vining plants that grow in tropical and temperate climates. They produce unusual flowers that often resemble a cross between Nepenthes and Sarracenia and do employ the same pit fall tactics to ensnare insects. These flowers,

clone 4534

and can be seen growing up and along your other vining Nepenthes as they decorate them with exotic blossoms

These are plantlets raised from tissue culture

Bog companions

These stains are best grown with tropical plants with high/moderate light exposure with high humidity

Many pots already have more than one plant

clone FRI-2

rare highland species of Nepenthes

do not seek to kill or digest these pollinators

It is currently growing in intermediate conditions in a standard mix

clone 1649

unlike most other species