Nepenthes nebularum Pollen June 2026 (Shipped in Vial)

Nepenthes nebularum is a highland tropical pitcher plant native to southeastern Mindanao in the Philippines, described in 2016 by Geoff Mansell of Exotica Plants and Filipino botanist Wally Suarez.  It has so far been recorded with certainty from only two mountains. 

The specific epithet nebularum refers to the foggy cloud forest habitat where it was discovered  — fitting for a plant that remained hidden until repeated expeditions finally reached it.

N. nebularum produces pitchers with a wide black peristome, with pitchers that are mostly black with pale wing bars.  The plant is also covered in a distinctive copper-colored indumentum across the petioles, tendrils, and pitchers. 

It shows close affinities to N. robcantleyi and N. truncata.

About This Pollen

Making Nepenthes villosa, edwardsiana, rajah, diabolica, trusmadiensis and mollis hybrids — used to be something only for the gods. Now make some of these spectacular hybrids yourself!

After thinking it over for a while, I'm excited to start offering rare and unusual Nepenthes pollen right here on jeremiahsplants.com. This is your chance to breed some truly special tropical pitcher plant hybrids or pure species seeds using fresh, high-quality pollen from my collection. These species are legends in the Nepenthes world — think massive toothy pitchers, insane colors, and plants that fetch big money. Whether you're new to Nepenthes breeding or a seasoned grower, here's a straightforward overview of what you're getting and how to make the most of it for successful pollination.

What You Get with Every Order

Fresh pollen harvested at peak viability and shipped in a sealed vial. Use immediately upon arrival or store at −20°C for up to 6 months. Each listing clearly shows the collection month. Pollen viability depends on proper storage and handling after receipt.