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Wanted: N. vietchii highland

seedjar

Let's positive thinking!
Like the title says, I'm looking for a highland form of N. vietchii - trying to add more low-humidity-tolerant species to my collection. I rarely see these offered, but if you've got a spare or can root a cutting for me, check my growlist and hopefully we can work something out. http://terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=98220
Right now I've got Pings and temperate Drosera, and am getting ready to divide most of my Sarracenia. Also have some oddballs like G. hispidula - PM me with your thoughts.
Thanks,
~Joe
 
the highland veitchii i had was tolerant of low humidity but pitchered pretty poorly in it......the vine grew just fine but if humidity dropped below bout 60% it only pitchered bout every 4th leaf
 
Well, humidity isn't particularly low at my house - it's usually 65-75% and consistent enough. Between that and the cool temperatures in the area I can grow sensitive species like rajah and lowii in the open without much fuss. N. vietchii is supposed to a fairly easy species from what I've read, so I can't imagine it failing where a stickler like rajah succeeds. And all of my vietchii hybrids seem to love these conditions. I just like tougher plants because I can spend less time doting on them and more time enjoying them.
~Joe
 
it sounds like it should be fine.....when yah said low humidity i thought yah meant low humidity and was just given yah a heads up......
 
Hehe, thanks. I used to be super paranoid about my Neps but it seems I've got fairly ideal conditions. Now they and I have come to an understanding; they grow when they want to and I leave them alone as much as possible. :D
~Joe
 
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