Jim's 5-year-old N. ventricosa flowered for the first time. Wants to use pollen on another plant but none blooming. Asked how to store pollen.
Nepenthes are male or female—never both. A male plant only produces male flowers. Successful pollination requires a blooming female of any species. The nursery has no pollen storage experience; directed to a forum thread: pitcherplants.proboards.com.
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