I finally bought one of the large N. mirandas that I've been eyeing (and secretly misting with fertilizer!) from a garden center. Nevermind that the moster mystery nep is probably a miranda as well.
Anyway, the leaves have a distinct red hue on them. I assume that this has something to due with their previous conditions, but what?
I repotted it as soon as I got home and it goes out side during the day to bask and in at night when it cools down. It didn't have pitchers when it arrived at the greenhouse but there are some forming now so it seems to be doing well. I'm not terribly concerned but more curious than anything.
Anyway, the leaves have a distinct red hue on them. I assume that this has something to due with their previous conditions, but what?
I repotted it as soon as I got home and it goes out side during the day to bask and in at night when it cools down. It didn't have pitchers when it arrived at the greenhouse but there are some forming now so it seems to be doing well. I'm not terribly concerned but more curious than anything.