Nepenthes' Miranda '

Pitcher plant

A spectacular carnivorous plant, the Pitcher plant is distinguished by its hanging urns used to catch insects.
Visible au jardin
Nom scientifique :
Nepenthes' Miranda '
Nom vernaculaire :
Pitcher plant
Carte d’identité
de l’espèce
A tropical carnivorous plant, the Pitcher plant is appreciated for its urn-shaped traps and its original appearance. It is visible in the orchid area of the Valombreuse Garden.
Famille :
Nepenthaceae
Origine géographique :
horticultural hybrid (Asian origin of the genus)
Taille :
Liana that can reach several meters
Floraison :
discreet, not ornamental
Habitat :
humid tropical environments, often in suspension or in liana
Classe :
Magnoliopsida (Dicotyledons)
Ordre :
Caryophyllales

A fascinating carnivorous plant

Pitcher plant is a carnivorous plant that attracts insects thanks to its colorful urns filled with digestive fluid. The insects slide in and are then digested, allowing the plant to supplement its nutrient needs.

This plant enjoys high humidity, soft light and a warm atmosphere. Like some tropical hanging plants like the Wax Plant, it can be grown in height. It is very appreciated for its unique and educational aspect.

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