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A most unusual Male Veitchii, 'Cobra' that has a flared peristome, that doesn't fold back over time after merging. He is often used in hybrid breeding and some species horticulture crosses at Carnivero, Mike Fallen has also cross it with M'1' within his collection
A most unusual Male N. veitchii, 'Cobra' is named for its flared peristome that doesn't fold back fully over time after opening, giving it a Cobra Snake hood kind of feature. 'Cobra' is often used in hybrid breeding and some species horticulture crosses at Carnivero, and limitedly done M'1' x 'Cobra' in small batches via Mike Fallen.


== Grex / Plant Information ==
== Grex / Plant Information ==
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=== Physical Traits ===
=== Physical Traits ===
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its Distinguishing trait is the forward flair, some offspring exhibit this partially or not at all  
The main distinguishing trait is the forward flair of the specimen, some offspring exhibit this trait fully, partially or not at all.


has a vibrant red body that ages to a yellow tone, with a striped peristome.   
The pitchers have a vibrant red body that ages to a yellow tone, with a intense striped peristome that attains a maroon shade with age.   


=== Growing Conditions ===
=== Growing Conditions ===
Due to Bata Buli possible origins, its classified as a Highland specimen, but can grow as an intermediate. This is one the slowest growing N. veitchii subgroups


== History in Cultivation ==
== History in Cultivation ==
Believed to have originated into horticulture via an Asian nursery
Due to its traits and form being consistent with some Bata Buli - Bata Lawi specimens, it may have originated from that local in the Kelabit Highlands of Borneo.
It has been used in several crosses at Carnivero, including:
[[Nepenthes veitchii (Murud x Candy)-Best Clone x "Cobra", CAR-0207|CAR-0207]]
[[Nepenthes veitchii Bareo MT x "Cobra", CAR-0267|CAR-0267]]
[[Nepenthes veitchii JB x Cobra, CAR-0440|CAR-0440]]
[[Nepenthes veitchii ("Big Mama" x "Pink Candy Cane") x Cobra, CAR-0596|CAR-0596]]
[[Nepenthes veitchii CK Bareo "Mostly Striped" x 'Cobra', CAR-0679|CAR-0679]]
[[Nepenthes veitchii (k)'5' x 'Cobra', CAR-793|CAR-0793]]


== Notable Specimens in Collections ==
== Notable Specimens in Collections ==
Carnivero
Highland Tropicals


== Other Facts ==
== Other Facts ==


== Media & Links ==
== Media & Links ==

Latest revision as of 03:04, 25 June 2025

Nepenthes veitchii 'Cobra'
GenusNepenthes
Speciesveitchii
GrexUnknown
Mother PlantUnknown
Father PlantUnknown
GenderMale
Site Origin / LocationUnknown
ReleasedUnknown

A most unusual Male N. veitchii, 'Cobra' is named for its flared peristome that doesn't fold back fully over time after opening, giving it a Cobra Snake hood kind of feature. 'Cobra' is often used in hybrid breeding and some species horticulture crosses at Carnivero, and limitedly done M'1' x 'Cobra' in small batches via Mike Fallen.

Grex / Plant Information

Physical Traits

N.Veitchii 'Cobra' Large

The main distinguishing trait is the forward flair of the specimen, some offspring exhibit this trait fully, partially or not at all.

The pitchers have a vibrant red body that ages to a yellow tone, with a intense striped peristome that attains a maroon shade with age.

Growing Conditions

Due to Bata Buli possible origins, its classified as a Highland specimen, but can grow as an intermediate. This is one the slowest growing N. veitchii subgroups

History in Cultivation

Believed to have originated into horticulture via an Asian nursery

Due to its traits and form being consistent with some Bata Buli - Bata Lawi specimens, it may have originated from that local in the Kelabit Highlands of Borneo.

It has been used in several crosses at Carnivero, including:

CAR-0207

CAR-0267

CAR-0440

CAR-0596

CAR-0679

CAR-0793

Notable Specimens in Collections

Carnivero

Highland Tropicals

Other Facts

Media & Links