it's a slow grower compared to grow nepenthes and would thrive in high humidity with temperate drops at night. you could try ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/Carnivorous-Nepenthes-Rajah-Potted-Rare-Deal_W0QQitemZ110161494637QQihZ001QQcategoryZ25463QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

it's also at this link:
http://www.bugbitingplants.com/nepenthes-rajah.html

Thanks alot for the info!
Adrian

DO NOT GET A N. RAJAH FROM BUG BITING PLANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THEY ARE THE WORST PLACE TO GET CARNIVORES. they have them at sarracenia northwest now.

well now u tell me, i received a n. rafflesiana over 2 months ago from them....it's still in shock and slowly dying

I have an N. rajah, about 5 tendrils are about to produce a pitcher. Yay!

sorry i didnt see this soon enough to warn u about that place. they sell horrible condition plants. overpriced too. would u pay $20.00 bucks or so if you knew u were basicly getting a dead plant.

growerofrajah, once your rajah gets a pitcher, post some pix!

off subject, but where do you get N. rafflesana 'giant' from in the uk?

Hi anthro 2008. It's real difficult to get hold of a N Raffelsana in the UK. I tried to locate one for ages but only found them on sites in other countries.

I contacted littleshopofhorrors.co.uk & they said they only keep a limited stock of Nepenthes due to the cost of maintaining them over winter in our cold winter. I did manage to get hold of one from a trader on ebay. However, macrovulgaris are based in Canada and I thought the time & distance of the journey would kill it.

It was sent with a heat pack for the journey, which worked well & was quickly planted up in the neps mix I also purchased It is now romping away, acclimatised to my bathroom with a bit of misting each time I pass.

if you don't want to try ebay, there are UK web forums where people trade plants.

ive fond a web site called triffid nurserires and they sell the seeds of N. rafflesiana are they worth growing?

I've bought from them myself and their plants are pretty good. Nepenthes seeds are notoriously difficult to propagate and have to be less than 2 months old from harvesting. Which begs me to ask, where do they source them from and only sell two types of neps on their site?

If you do get it them to germinate, it will take about 4 years to get a decent size plant.

if you look on the seed section then theres a wider range for some reason