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Sibuyanensis Patches x Truncata Giant

Hey! Very good choice!! Yes they are also more forgiving of watering too. Great choice!

I would say Aristolochiodes or Campanulata. Glabrata as well. However I would recommend hybrids as the smaller species can be harder to take care of where hybrids will be much more forgiving.

@Carnivorousplanthelp thanks so much

You are very welcome!

Yeah, that was what I was trying to say for sure. It’s not the tissue culture that is weak. It is that some growers don’t harden them off before selling them.

same here, but this is already pretty fast for me. anyway thank you

Hey! Of course! You are very welcome. Let me know if you have any questions. I am happy to help and always a resource!

Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions. I am happy to help at any point!

@@Carnivorousplanthelp your passion for these plants sips through. wonderful and infectious

Thank you!! I love sharing them with people and seeing people have fun collecting them!

Hey! You are very welcome!

Thank you!! They are so lovely! I love growing them!!

Hey!! No need to be sorry. I use osmocote pellets

Hey! Yeah it should. Depending on its size it may take time to show stripes however they show them pretty soon.

@ ok, I was kinda disappointed when I didn’t see stripes. Every video I’ve seen, this plant shows stripes. I looked up this plant on Copilot, and it says with optimal growing conditions which I have this plant should show stripes.

If it is still small it may not have them just yet but you should know pretty quick. Like medium size. As a clone it should have them. If it doesn’t I would reach out to the seller. It might have gotten mixed up as regular bario

@@Carnivorousplanthelp I think it did get mixed up as a regular bario. i’ll have to give them a call.

Thank you!!!

Hey! This is Brutus which is a mixture of Truncata and merrilliana

It's gorgeous

It is a beautiful plant!!

Hey!! Sounds like you have great conditions for them! That is so exciting that you are getting some! Let me know if you have any questions; I am always a resource!

Hey! There could be a few reasons for this. I would say it is either not getting enough light or is too dry. Can you describe what the leaves look like in more detail or can you send me a picture on the Facebook group carnivorous plant help for beginners? I can look at it in more detail.

Thank you for the kind words and I am glad that I can help! There are certain hybrid/species that will do better this way. Sibuyanensis and it hybrids are good candidates. God bless you and yours as well!

Whoooohooohh!! Nice!!! Thank you!!!

Hey! I just use a generic one that is meant to humidify a small room. I don’t need a lot of fog given the small space. I will have to get the name of it. I just have it on a timer that goes off when needed.

​​​@@Carnivorousplanthelp How big is your tent? What temp/RH settings do you have that allow the tent to get that humid? Do you have issues with mold? That humidifier works very well to have that level of fog, even in a grow tent. I have a room humidifier and it produces as light stream of mist... My problem with the humidifier- my green house controller sees the increase in humidity (overall) and ends up cycling the air for the whole tent (max RH is 80% night, 75% day, to prevent mold). I need to find a humidifier with a flexible hose so I can direct the fog where it is needed (into my 50g terrarium where the local RH is 85% day, 97%night). Who would of thought emulating natural weather patterns inside a 50gallon terrarium inside a 4x4 grow tent would be so demanding..... 😂. I guess I'll just have to settle for the rain (fine mist) from my sprinkler/sprayer system. Keep up the great videos! If you have some free time check out my recent post (not video, comparison of 2 veitchii bario (seed grown) pitchers that just opened and the peristome difference is incredible).

Thank you!! I will definitely check the video out!! I have a 8x4 tent. I used to run the humidifier constantly and that did cause issues. Now I run it only when I think it could use it. I have a lot of air movement with fans. Biggest thing wasn’t mold, it was the leaves staying wet all the time and the plants would get grumpy.

How you alr reply

That is awesome!! Let me know if you have any questions! Also there are a ton of videos on here that can assist as well. Let me know. I am always a resource!

One last question when should i water my pitcher

No need to put water in the pitchers. It will produce its own with enzymes.

Let me know if I can help! I can at the very least tell you what doesn’t work lol. I am happy to help!!

Of course! Thank you for the kind words! Let me know if there is anything I can help with! I am always a resource!

Hahahaha. Yeah it’s so warm this year in Florida that they can’t figure out what they are doing!

:)

Hey! Umm, that one can be temperamental. It really needs drops into the 50 degrees F at night and that temp is at three upper range of it temps. I would be concerned with it at these temps given how much they cost. Nepenthes are great at adaptation but HL will struggle with not given the right environment for sure. That with the cost, it may not be worth the risk unfortunately.

@@Carnivorousplanthelp I think i found a good price for it, its 85 bucks for the one i found

That is a really good price!

Hey! Central Florida

Thank you!!!

@@Carnivorousplanthelp Keep it up!

It really is but I found a way to keep it fun by taking cuttings and growing cuttings indoors during the cold. That way you get to enjoy the plants year round!

Hey! How can I help?

@Carnivorousplanthelp sir I want to show my nepenthes so plz provide your number

I can view them on instagram or my Facebook group carnivorous plant help for beginners

@@Carnivorousplanthelp provide your instagram sir

Hey! Thank you! I keep mine around 75 degrees but they can take a large range even at this stage.

Great question. No I didn’t mention that. I normally won’t feed them until they get to about larger size. You can feed them to speed growth by taking some fish flakes and crushing them into a fine powder. Just be careful with the small plants as they will develop mold very fast.

It is Ventricosa x Bongso x merrilliana

Ventricosa x Bongso x Merrilliana

Thank you!!! I love them too! They are so amazing!!

Hey! This is in the upper range of what needs for night temp drops! It should do fine as some have been found do grow in areas other than ultra highland so they can acclimate a little. It may not grow as fast for you but that is within the range for night temp drops.

@ would it help if i had a soil with magnesium? Thats what some other guy was saying

I would be careful with minerals. Some plants can take it better than others but it is super easy to get mineral buildup and the plant will rot fast.

That’s awesome!! I grow mine in about 75% humidity with a photo period of about 12 hours a day. However many nepenthes like Truncata can be acclimated down to much lower humidity levels. They can handle a very wide range of temps. Mine run anywhere from as low as 50 degrees to as high as 100 degrees F. However you want to keep them around 80. But they can be acclimated.

The one on the bottom is about 2 years in my care and the one on the top is about 2 1/2

Hey! I have some videos on just that! ruclips.net/video/KJ8dmTCNozw/видео.htmlsi=zZS5BlGPwj4ybCXM

Hey! It is a hybrid of both.