Right after the hurricane, my neps haven't grown or inflated any pitchers. They got gnawed on my mice, but nothing serious, it happened last time during katrina. Is this because of the cold weather. The hurricane didn't affect my plants, they weren't knocked down or repotted or anything and during winter, can I still feed them?
TerraForums - Carnivorous Plant Community
Welcome to TerraForums — a long-running carnivorous plant community established in 2001. Register for free to join the conversation, ask questions, and connect with growers from around the world.
NASC Auction will open in...
Read the rules first :)
NASC auction is OPEN!!
No new growth lately
- Thread starter PiranhaPlant
- Start date
Share this page
If a plant experiences what it considers low temperatures, it usually goes dormant or slows its growth. Neps don't experience dormancy per se and will just slow their growth. You can feed your neps whenever you wish. I usually reduce their feeding by half while they're slowed down, but that's just because I'm in the habit of doing this to all my plants when they slow down.
They have started growing again, just really slowly 
and the wind keeps knocking down my edinensis. I want to chop down it down, but on the other side, I want to see it's uppers .
I have 4 highlanders and 5 lowlanders.
and the wind keeps knocking down my edinensis. I want to chop down it down, but on the other side, I want to see it's uppers .I have 4 highlanders and 5 lowlanders.