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Hello all. I went to a nursery by my house today and grabbed a N. Lady Luck($20). they were quite large so I thought it was a good price. while I was there I noticed they had some Pings there. I was talking to the guy that ran the place and managed to score one for free(first one). No clue what it is as it was marked as assorted CP. The nep is so big it takes up half a shelf in my small greenhouse. If anyone can ID the ping that would be great and if someone can give me some tips on how to acclimate the lady luck to lower humidity that would be great too. Is too large to bag.

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Awesome! Congrats on the new plants. The Ping has a couple of flower stalks so once it flowers we can get a firm ID for you, although off the top of my head, it looks like a P. primuliflora.

Lady luck is a beast. I just throw mine in its new conditions, and it adapts rather quickly. Although it did take awhile to start pitchering when I took it from a very shady spot outdoors to indoors with full on all day light.

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My Lady Luck gets full winter sun, though it needs shade in summer. Tougher than ampullaria, but not as tough as, say, suki

FLTropical wrote:My Lady Luck gets full winter sun, though it needs shade in summer. Tougher than ampullaria, but not as tough as, say, suki

I suki the one thats egg shaped with bright green inside?.

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Love that one! The Lady Luck is now on a hook and in a southern window.