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D. Adaele

DerbyCityNeps

Always a newbie- Previously glider14
Good news guys remember the post "No dew" where the adaele wasnt growing? I found the secret! even though humidity was at 80+ and temps where about 70 it wouldnt grow. i put a plastic cup over it and its already unrolled 2 leaves in just 4 days!!! i think it was the humidity that was the problem...
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and "experimental" adeale
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But if humidity was 80+ without the cup, what is it now? I think that it was light, not humidity. The humidity you had before was enough, and the temp was just fine. These plants do just fine at 40% humidity, as long as it is warm and they have lots of light.

-Ben
 
My adelae does fine between 20% and 40%, the ambient RH of my apartment. They do like more humidity than the average sundew, but I don't think they require as much as your average Nepenthes. It could just be that your plant needed time to acclimate - it looks like it's seen some rough times. In any case, I'm glad to hear you've got it working now.
~Joe
 
Well in my opinion it was the humidity(i can hardly see in the cup) not the light or temps. i called it experimental because i have 2 different ones side by side so they recieve the same light and the one with the cup is the only one growing.
Glider
 
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