Hi im new to this site and find myself needing help with a issue im having with one of the nepenthes (ramispina genting) i have. It was sent to us in a bag (of course..) and ive been slowly opening the bag since the temps have gotton good, ive been doing it with the other plants we have as well that were humidity was needed during the colder times. Those whom are mostly highlanders and a few low land and intermediate plants seen to be recovering fine with the slowly opening of the bag, this little N. Ramispina genting....not so much. It had a pitcher growing and another one starting to grow and now they are deflated and droopy upon curled up leaves. I mist twice a day on the converted greenhouse/sunporch we use to house our plants to care for and enjoy learning about and growing, so they get good airflow and great light during the day. They have been re-pitchering for the most part so they seem to be happy and well....except for this little ramispina..
This is one of my and the kids favorites so im scared to loose it. This leaf curling has happened before to a N. Gentle that recovered from it with new growth thats fine after i placed it back in the baggy and sealed it again. So i have shut the baggy on the ramispina a little bit hoping its new growth will be better at geyting used to the new life outside of a baggy. Im not sure why this one is having such trouble (??) maybe someone has an idea and a solution to get it out of the baggy and used to its new bag-less life.
it would be pretty difficult to replace any of the plants we have, so im trying evrything i can to hold onto this especially after the hortible winter we had that pretty much cost us more then half of what we had for plants not just CPs byt other unusual and fun plants to learn about and enjoy, though CPs are much harder to get then some other things we have that the we enjoy...so im seeing if anyone can help us out. Thanks, kat
This is one of my and the kids favorites so im scared to loose it. This leaf curling has happened before to a N. Gentle that recovered from it with new growth thats fine after i placed it back in the baggy and sealed it again. So i have shut the baggy on the ramispina a little bit hoping its new growth will be better at geyting used to the new life outside of a baggy. Im not sure why this one is having such trouble (??) maybe someone has an idea and a solution to get it out of the baggy and used to its new bag-less life.
it would be pretty difficult to replace any of the plants we have, so im trying evrything i can to hold onto this especially after the hortible winter we had that pretty much cost us more then half of what we had for plants not just CPs byt other unusual and fun plants to learn about and enjoy, though CPs are much harder to get then some other things we have that the we enjoy...so im seeing if anyone can help us out. Thanks, kat
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