I love the look of the live sphagnum on some of your pots! I lost most of my sphagnum during my tent malfunction but I managed to save a few pieces of green and red form. I see some new growth in the sphagnum after I put it in a humidity bin under grow lights.
@@ChristophersTropicalsIf I have to suggest a bical, the Red X orange carnivero I've been doing really well for a lot of people. Myself included. I've been trying to get the live Moss to grow so I'm just slowly nurturing the ones that I see coming out of the pots and trying to spread the ones that I saw from there out by dividing it 🤔 I'm not usually had much luck until I have the tank one. Do well and some of the ones by the window. It seems starry Moss is probably more resilient than the rest. It's not as bushy or impressive, but it definitely can handle most conditions
Can you do a video on your large size plants? How long you have had them and how you treat them different from sm size? How often you repot? Skipped pitchers?
@@mugen_moss_heart 🤔 I can try to do a video. but I don't do anything different, honestly I keep all plants in same media type and conditions 😀. Repot is every 2 years or if the do a fast growth spurt randomly 👍. But I'll try to make a video for it
Great collection 😊. Is Singalana in your collection ? I am not seeing many videos on Singalana. I'm wondering if it's a rare specimen. There are no videos out there of Singalana in its natural habitat too.
@@thehex9959 I actually have the ultra Highland variant, there are to my understanding two Highland variants and one ultra Highland, that's a little more sensitive. Realistically, they are a fairly sensitive to humidity , and like it to be in a stabilize 85%+ I noticed on mine else it throws a fit 🤣. They can handle most ranges of your typical Highland 🤔.
@@Wiseexotics Thanks for that. I usually find very vague info about care requirements for N.Singalana. I guess I have the Mt.Belirang variant, yours must be Mt Tujuh then. I'd love to see more of that plant in your next compilation 😁. I just started my nepenthes Hobby this year and your channel has been very inspiring and informative. I enjoy the species spotlights and general gallery of your plants. I learned about so many hybrids and unique specimens.
@@thehex9959 yea, I know it's not often kept due to its sensitivity, but makes nice hybrids 🤔. I'll definitely pull it out on the next log video . I know a friend with a larger one , I'm not too familiar with the location areas, but was told that there were 3 Singulana locations and usually 2 are highland that are in cultivation and the 3rd is ultra highland and is more sensitive and just not seen as often due to being harder to care for. So it's not the 2 name types but the 3rd higher elevation location is what I was told, it sits with diabolica and seems more temperamental then it honestly
@@WiseexoticsOh alright didn't know there are 3 variants. The one I have is definitely not ultra highland. My location is just 2000m asl. My plant seems to do well in the windowsill, currently recovering after I got it from a friend who was struggling with it in intermediate conditions. Does not have a pitcher yet, but has put out a couple of new leaves and tendrils I am excited to see your plant in the next vlog😊
@@BaRoNvOnToOtS diabolica, then Veitchii are high on list , rajah , Eddy, villosa, macro are next step down for me 🤔 but beyond that most are equally enjoyable
@@Wiseexotics My top 3 would be Veitchii Bical and Lvb x veitchii bario then top 5 would be Eddy, Diabolica, Ovata ,Truncata and Robcantleyi. Is it just me but I could live my whole life looking at nepenthes🤣
I love the look of the live sphagnum on some of your pots! I lost most of my sphagnum during my tent malfunction but I managed to save a few pieces of green and red form. I see some new growth in the sphagnum after I put it in a humidity bin under grow lights.
Also your bical looks great! I really want one but my tents too cold and I don’t think my windowsills humid enough.
@@ChristophersTropicalsIf I have to suggest a bical, the Red X orange carnivero I've been doing really well for a lot of people. Myself included. I've been trying to get the live Moss to grow so I'm just slowly nurturing the ones that I see coming out of the pots and trying to spread the ones that I saw from there out by dividing it 🤔 I'm not usually had much luck until I have the tank one. Do well and some of the ones by the window. It seems starry Moss is probably more resilient than the rest. It's not as bushy or impressive, but it definitely can handle most conditions
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Can you do a video on your large size plants? How long you have had them and how you treat them different from sm size? How often you repot? Skipped pitchers?
@@mugen_moss_heart 🤔 I can try to do a video. but I don't do anything different, honestly I keep all plants in same media type and conditions 😀. Repot is every 2 years or if the do a fast growth spurt randomly 👍. But I'll try to make a video for it
Great collection 😊. Is Singalana in your collection ? I am not seeing many videos on Singalana. I'm wondering if it's a rare specimen. There are no videos out there of Singalana in its natural habitat too.
@@thehex9959 I actually have the ultra Highland variant, there are to my understanding two Highland variants and one ultra Highland, that's a little more sensitive. Realistically, they are a fairly sensitive to humidity , and like it to be in a stabilize 85%+ I noticed on mine else it throws a fit 🤣. They can handle most ranges of your typical Highland 🤔.
@@Wiseexotics Thanks for that. I usually find very vague info about care requirements for N.Singalana. I guess I have the Mt.Belirang variant, yours must be Mt Tujuh then. I'd love to see more of that plant in your next compilation 😁.
I just started my nepenthes Hobby this year and your channel has been very inspiring and informative. I enjoy the species spotlights and general gallery of your plants. I learned about so many hybrids and unique specimens.
@@thehex9959 yea, I know it's not often kept due to its sensitivity, but makes nice hybrids 🤔. I'll definitely pull it out on the next log video . I know a friend with a larger one , I'm not too familiar with the location areas, but was told that there were 3 Singulana locations and usually 2 are highland that are in cultivation and the 3rd is ultra highland and is more sensitive and just not seen as often due to being harder to care for. So it's not the 2 name types but the 3rd higher elevation location is what I was told, it sits with diabolica and seems more temperamental then it honestly
@@WiseexoticsOh alright didn't know there are 3 variants. The one I have is definitely not ultra highland. My location is just 2000m asl. My plant seems to do well in the windowsill, currently recovering after I got it from a friend who was struggling with it in intermediate conditions. Does not have a pitcher yet, but has put out a couple of new leaves and tendrils
I am excited to see your plant in the next vlog😊
So from all these neps which is your favorite? For me it would be the bical or lvb x veitchii bario
@@BaRoNvOnToOtS diabolica, then Veitchii are high on list , rajah , Eddy, villosa, macro are next step down for me 🤔 but beyond that most are equally enjoyable
@@Wiseexotics My top 3 would be Veitchii Bical and Lvb x veitchii bario then top 5 would be Eddy, Diabolica, Ovata ,Truncata and Robcantleyi. Is it just me but I could live my whole life looking at nepenthes🤣
@@BaRoNvOnToOtS nepenthes are amazing 🤩
@@Wiseexotics Yes they are!