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I recieved this plant in a give away a couple of weeks ago. It just sat there doing nothing until last week while i was gone. It has colored up nicely under my lights, it used to be mostly green. It is also growing a few new leaves.

The whole plant


The new leaf growing on the main growing point


A smaller new leaf growing
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Even my sphagnum moss is starting to grow again

Wow. Indeed it seems to like your setup. Mines sitting and doing nothing like ceph. I've been watching it everyday and filling the pitchers with water.

Ahhhh looks amazing!! What kind of heli is it? Mine Just started putting out an adult pitcher when I gave it more direct light

where did you get this from? looks amazing!!! love the way it clumps together and multiple growth points

Looks great!

KissMegan wrote:Ahhhh looks amazing!! What kind of heli is it? Mine Just started putting out an adult pitcher when I gave it more direct light

ps3isawesome wrote:where did you get this from? looks amazing!!! love the way it clumps together and multiple growth points

It Is a minor x heterdexia

I won it on a giveaway on sarracenia proboards



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Very nice heli !
I confirm; its a happy plant

If the moss thrive, your plants will thrive !

Also, if you throw good light, cool temps and hight relative humidity, im pretty sure your clump will pop a flower in the next few months

Maiden wrote:Very nice heli !
I confirm; its a happy plant

If the moss thrive, your plants will thrive !

Also, if you throw good light, cool temps and hight relative humidity, im pretty sure your clump will pop a flower in the next few months

Wow. I did not know it could flower at such a small size.

I currently have it in a plastic bag under my lights since it was recently divided and repotted. Should i keep it in the bag or take it out and spray it several times a day?

Yes Your plant is in fact a clump of plants. Many plants together linked by their roots are always stronger. And under good cares, the flower will come, even on very little clumps


For your question, if the RH% is over 80% in your tank, you can unbag your plant. No need to mist.

To tell the truth, i never bag my divisions or my new helis. I just pot them and put them directly with my other helis. I never lost a helis. But like i said, the relative humidity need to be very high.

Francois

Maiden wrote:Yes Your plant is in fact a clump of plants. Many plants together linked by their roots are always stronger. And under good cares, the flower will come, even on very little clumps


For your question, if the RH% is over 80% in your tank, you can unbag your plant. No need to mist.

To tell the truth, i never bag my divisions or my new helis. I just pot them and put them directly with my other helis. I never lost a helis. But like i said, the relative humidity need to be very high.

Francois

To be honest i do not have a tank yet. Here is it's setup currently. I have a tank to use but i am not sure what light fixture to use on them What are you using for your lights?

Some New Pictures


The three new pitchers growing

Yay my tank is all set up. The plant seems happy in it. Currently I have a N. Alata d. Capensis, d. Binta in with it as well. It is also out if the bag. The new leafs are getting bigger and fatter every day.


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Looking great!