Can you share your experiences with

[schloaty]

Hi Folks,
I have searched and searched the internet for cultivation info on a couple of neps I am attempting to grow from seeds. I found some good stuff, but there are a few remaining species I need some info on. Can anyone fill me in on their experience with the following neps? Any tricks I should be aware of?

N. Alata, N. Sanuinea and N. Vieillardii

Thanks in advance!

 

[Sarracenia0]

i believe the reason you didnt get any info on N. Sanuinea is because you spelt it wrong it is. N.sanguinea.
Mike

 

[schloaty]

DOH!
Thanks sar0!

I'll try THAT one again...

 

[eplants02]

My Nepenthes Sanguniea goes through warm days and cool nights; the humidity varies throughout the day (65%-90%). The plant is currently in a mix of peat and perlite.

That's my experience.

Here's a pic of it.

 

[mindmaze128]

I have an N vieillardii, but I can't give much advice since mine is struggling to survive multiple bird attacks.  

I believe though that this particular species prefers higher humidity than most. Other than that, give it warm temps.

I also have a N alata "spotted" plant as well as a N sanguinea and they grow fine in lowland/intermediate conditions.

Jœl

 

[Phil traper2]

I ave a N. Snguinea also only I grow mine in lowland reather then highland and it producesses way bigger pitchers than it used to. The pitchers size is about 3inches I will post a pic up whenI gt a chance.

N. Alata on't use the tray method water when soil is dry, it is very fast growing.

Havefun growing them

 

[schloaty]

Thanks folks!
I'll bear all this in mind....IF any of my seeds sprout!