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Got one of these off eBay early this year, can confirm they are beautiful and healthy plants. Jumped on the offer, x Briggsiana wasn't always this affordable!
I've been using MaxSea on my Nepenthes for 6 years or so with good results. While I began with a quarter strength application, I now use 1/2 tbsp per gallon (half the recommended for outdoor potted plants) every other week. I fill a 5 gallon bucket with water and appropriate amount of fert and...
All look to be pretty sturdy/tolerant varieties, I wouldn't worry about it too much! Ditto what other posters said about benefits of the temperature differential, definitely worth figuring out a solution for that if you're looking to grow more finicky varieties or trying to maximize growth.
Here's some from EP's recent update.
Looks like there is a lot of variety in this grex.
*Edit: One of these things is not like the other. Anyone else think the plants in the second picture look strange?*
My nepenthes catch large American roaches. While they can easily handle one or two, any more than that and the pitchers usually rot. Either way the smell is quite overpowering.
My (ventricosa x sibuyanensis) x merrilliana is currently in bloom. The first flowers should be opening any day now. Please let me know if you have any eligible bachelors in bloom. This plant makes some enormous, tubby pitchers so expect any hybrids to be large and in charge! Pics below.
Thanks for this generous giveaway!
Nepenthes gracilis "red form, Bukit Barisan"
1. savagegarden
2. RSS (Just mailed out 2 giveaways this morning)
3. Chibae (did a S. rubra v jonesii giveaway 2 weeks ago, including postage as required by law)
4. Nikki630 -- thanks
5. charlie -- I can give away...
Time for an update, everything has been moved into the new shade house and is starting to really take off.
alata x khasiana
alata x truncata
sibuyanensis x (talangensis x mira)
ventrata EP
copelandii
ventricosa x pectinata
spathulata x boschiana
glandulifera x densiflora
eymae...
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