All different individuals from seed.
This is a cross between two plants of what has become known as N. veitchii ‘Bario Gold’. As the photos show, both parents are pure in colouration, but from the largest of the plants coming out of this grex, we can see that although some are likely to be pure, others may have striped peristomes and could turn out to be more like the “candy-striped” version of the Bario veitchii.
The first photo below shows the actual female parent and the second is the actual male parent. The third photo shows a juvenile pitcher on a representative plant from this cross, which shows some striping developing on the peristome. It's not yet known what proportion may turn out to be like this and what proportion may be of pure coloration.
These are sold as specimens and the plant you select is the one you will receive.
