N. truncata questions

[Morke]

Hi there guys!
I'm gonna buy a small N. truncata in two weeks and I want to have everything ready for it.
I live in Argentina. Winter is 10c - 18c (sometimes it can get to 0c but thats rare) and summer is 15c-35c.
My idea is to have it outdoors, under indirect sunlight. But I'm having second thoughts because humidity outside can be as low as 45%. Can you tell me your N. truncata conditions?

Thank you in advance!

 

[Bio]

It should grow fine, N. truncata isn't picky about humidity. It may not grow as fast, or produce pitchers with lower temperatures and humidity. 10° is right on the edge for intermediate-lowlanders, and it will need to be brought inside if temperatures fall anywhere near freezing. Sounds good, though. You may want to monitor humidity and moisture levels since it's a small plant, however.

 

[Morke]

Ok, sounds great! Thanks for the advice
Any more tips?

 

[SFLguy]

Aren't there highland truncata too? If so I'd think that I'd feel safe with truncata at 10° as well. I'd say put it by a tree and let it climb, if it gets too cold cover it with a tarp