Nepenthes ‘Gaya’ (Monkey Jars) - O planta carnivora spectaculoasa!

Nepenthes Monkey Jars Gaya is a fascinating carnivorous plant native to Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines, which is part of the Nepenthaceae family. This plant can grow to a height of about 50-60 centimeters and has a long, thin stem with horseshoe-shaped leaves that turn into insect traps. The traps are made up of a cup-shaped lower part, which contains an acidic liquid, and a lid-shaped upper part, which functions as a door to prevent prey from escaping. Prey is attracted inside the trap by the sweet smell and intense coloration of the leaves.

Nepenthes Monkey Jars Gaya is a decorative plant, popular for its exotic appearance and unique way of feeding.

It is a plant that prefers indirect or partial light and a humid and warm environment. It is important to water the plants regularly and maintain high humidity around the leaves to stimulate the growth and development of the traps. This carnivorous plant can be fed with small insects that are attracted to the smell of the traps. Nepenthes Monkey Jars Gaya requires careful care and attention to the growing environment, but it is a fascinating and spectacular plant that can add an exotic and unique touch to your home.

Height with pot included: 25 cm
Pot diameter: 14 cm

Note: The cups of this plant are sensitive and may show defects/damage due to temperature and humidity variations.