Fall can be stressful for Nepenthes on windowsill 😓 Plants stressed during summer
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- In Fall, your pitcher plants may look sick, and that may look like you have pests. But it is actually the consequences of summer heat that you are seeing appear.
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Why this channel?
I plan to show you how other nepenthes growers from around the world grow their plants on their windowsill and grow tent.
If you are interested and want to show us your plants, contact me so that I can set an interview.
(All you need is a recent smartphone and a good WiFi, I'll take care of the software).
Happy growing everyone!
Remy.
Interesting to see how different your N. (mollis x veitchii)xveitchii is from mine (also Wistuba, but an individual seed clone).
This is soo true! Especially for my small Burkei plant that got a pitcher with a small lid problem. Thank you for letting me know that im not the only one:).
You are so welcome! At least we are not alone!
I envy your windowsill... it (an estimate 4 -5 meter s x 0,50?) . Thanks for the update! It was fun to see some plants I didn't expect on a windowsill.
I would say around 4 meters yes. :)
I liked the baby D. binata peaking out at the window. Green lace wing eggs and a nematode treatment really helps eliminate pests around Neps. All the other carnivorous plants are sticky; all over. Nice video Remy!
In fact, the problem is probably the Thrip cure I used that poisoned the plants... I'll never use it again.
Hi i had an adult ventrata shipped to me over 5 weeks ago , i had to repot it 1 week after receiving it , since then its been growing new leafs with tendrils and buds , its got tendrils and buds everywere but isnt growing pitchers ? The conditions for it are good just wondering if this is normal ? Its potted in 50% sphagnum 50% perlite humidity 70-80% 12 full spectrum light in grow tent
It's possibly still recovering or adapting, your humidity is good so except a lack of light, it can just be that you have to wait 😉 I know it's the hardest. 😄
this season ia the best for me!
Great smoother lighting and especially no more intense hest.. from comstant 30-35°C during summer, day and night, to 20- 26°C this autumn 🤩 best conditions.
Autumn and Spring will be my best seasons
My highland does better now. Nepenthes truncata does better for me now. It didn't grow all summer. Now it's growing a pitcher.
Interesting! Your lowlanders must love it.
@@WindowsillNepenthes Yes. My ampullaria is doing well ☺️.
@@WindowsillNepenthes I just bought nepenthes burkei.
I heard that they basal a lot.
Beautiful plants!!
Thank you! 😊
Really nice video :) love all your plants!
Where i am, its reached the time of the year where we wont see another sunny day until Spring and the days will only be 5 hours long, and super cloudy. Im gonna purchase a Sansi grow light in the next few days, as the days shorten all my neps either slowed down in making the pitchers they were working on, or just stopped entirely. The pitcher buds arent flimsy and weak though so theyre not killed off yet!
Thabks for the video, super helpful :)
Yes, sometimes you need extra light 😉
That eymae is so stunning! Could you tell me the clone or where you got it from?
It's n. eymae BE-3736 ;)
Great video man, do you know information on chopping the stem or trimming leaves to get lower nodes to activate? I’ve been thinking for house nepenthes it might be better to try to train them to be more bushy but information is hard to find
That's what I did yesterday 😀 Ok, I'll make a video about it.
@@WindowsillNepenthes you’re awesome bro , peoples videos online don’t explain the full process of getting the nodes to activate. They just explain cutting back dead leaves
Nice video and great plants, I got most of mine around April and they are getting nice leaf jumps but most no pitchers. I hope they'll follow your plants and start pitchering now.
They didn't pitchered since April?
@@WindowsillNepenthes some do but some dont. But I only got those in april bare root. Plenty of light, humidity at least 70%. Some started pitchering 1 or 2 months ago but not all of them. The ones that arrived in pots and weren't repotted continued to pitcher except one of them
@@od.vandeveer could it be their temperature need? Did you checked on Tom's Carnivores?
@@WindowsillNepenthes yes, I have It looks ok but we had a heatwave in september so maybe the cooler temperatures now will help. I dont have a lot of temperature drop at night, it is 18-19C daytime, 16-17C nighttime in winter. As long as the leaves look healthy I will be patient and look how they perform a full year round. Haven't had them in winter time yet.
Добрый день.Очень красивые непентосы.
Hello, I have a question. Can I do it here?
Sure, here or if you have pictures on Facebook or Instagram ;)
@@WindowsillNepenthes I tried planting Hamata by putting it in a zipper bag. How much light should I get? Is the light coming through the window enough?
@@맨유우승가자 I didn't succeed hamata on the windowsill but bright without direct sunlight, especially if it's in a bag.
@@WindowsillNepenthes Thank you for your thoughtful reply!
😂 très bon accent anglais
Oui 😂
@@WindowsillNepenthes 😂
27 C night temps are a dream for me... In summer i get 34C and 28 night
Wow pretty hot! Lowlander species?
no lmao!! Lowlanders and Inter@@WindowsillNepenthes