N132 Nepenthes mirabilis Wings x globosa (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Carnivoria Arched Traps endemic to the mist-shrouded summit

endemic to the mist-shrouded summit of Cerro Duida in Venezuela at 1500–2300m

or purplish-red lower tubes contrasting with pure white upper portions delicately veined in green

this variety has earned recognition among serious Venus flytrap enthusiasts for its aesthetic appeal and collector significance

This Andreas Wistuba selection thrives in cultivation

N132 Nepenthes mirabilis Wings x globosa (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Carnivoria Arched Traps endemic to the mist-shrouded summitN. mirabilis Wings is the fringed, dramatically winged clone of N. mirabilis var. globosa sometimes listed as 'Viking' known for its exaggerated pitcher wings and wide peristome, and crossing it back onto straight globosa deepens that globose lower pitcher shape while keeping the wing expression in play. Lowland easy grower with real visual payoff as pitchers mature. For now, this one is considered a pure species, but most likely N. mirabilis var.