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It looks ok. Just leave it be for a few weeks and it should adjust

Shipped via USPS Priority Mail on 04/09/18

Shipped via USPS Priority Mail on 04/09/18

The exact opposite cross of the cutting I posted earlier, up for bid is N. Ventricosa x Lowii cutting! This popular cross was done by a lot of growers such as x Briggsiana, x Peter D' Amato, Atlanta Botanical Garden, and many more. This exact plant however, I'm not too sure about who made it...

After five years of growing stuff, I feel that this is the time to give back to the community (this forum & NASC rather). So what I'm offering is a (basal) cutting of my Lowii x Ventricosa that originates from Exotica Plants. This is a Highland plant, but can be grown as intermediate as well...

I'd say it's both humidity and nighttime temps. They'll do better in at least 50% humidity all the time and temp drops to high 50s.

Hi all, To offset a bit of my greenhouse moving cost, I'm offering an unrooted cutting of my Lowii x Ventricosa (Red) from EP. It will be a 2-3 node, freshly cut upon purchase, growth tip cut of the basal seen under the big vine (not the small plant under it). The size will be about 8-10"...

Got a pic of the full plant? Curious about its size, must be huge!

If you only water once a week, then it is due to lack of water. Sphagnum is hard to revive when it is in the soil and has already dried up.

Got the plant today in great shape and "a piece of Alaska" is also included. Thanks a bunch Dex! The Nep Half of "Alaska" being prepped for use

No worries, glad I could help. Yeah, I used the strainer pot idea due to it having a large root mass and there isn't any net pot big enough for it

Thought I had some pics of the basal but I guess I don't and will have to take a pic later for that. Here's the full size of the plant, taken January 6th of this year, before it inflated its biggest pitcher that I posted. I'd love to take a full pic of it again but it is in the middle of nep...

I'll upload some pics tonight or so

Used it as directed, directly applied to roots. Just a tiny bit each month, maybe two tablespoons worth while it is still smaller. Lately it has been gulping about half a cup or a cup since it has many basals.

Just normal highland temps, it is not as fussy. I gave it Maxsea once a month, and it catches tons of slugs on its own (this pitcher already devoured 5 of them). Oh...genetic lottery helped too lol