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Not really. The only difference is that it's at 90%+ humidity, and I moved it to a sunnier spot, so light and temperatures have gone up. Though I haven't really watered it since it went in the bag, so maybe the substrate is drier now.
But it hasn't been getting water droplets sitting on the...
Yeah, I've heard that they're just highly infertile, but it's cool to see for yourself. I couldn't get any actual pollen in time, so I threw some pollen from my Miranda that was in bloom at the time on just for the heck of it. I didn't expect anything, so a few seedlings is a good result.
I've successfully germinated Nepenthes seed produced in-house for the first time. N. ((ventricosa xx tiveyi) x truncata) x 'Miranda'. Only two have germinated after a couple weeks, but hopefully I get a couple more. Looks like we can confirm that 'Miranda' is not sterile, but it is very, very...
I don't know why this has helped, but it did. Newest leaf has been open for a couple weeks now and no sign of death at the edges. If I had to guess, I'd say that this clone really hates water on the leaves, or needs very high humidity because those are the only things I changed, though the bag...
In my experience, N. hamata is relatively forgiving with temperatures, but not with humidity, lighting, or being moved around. It's easy to not kill an established plant, it's hard to grow it well.
I've been having these issues for some time. The cells at the leaf margin have been dying, and I'm not certain why that's been happening. I thought it might be because of too much water and water on the leaves, so I moved it to a drier spot and if anything it's worse on this newest leaf. I'm out...
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