- Tue May 09, 2023 1:21 am
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My cuttings have matured enough, and I am now able to sell the many extras. I will be selling them in auction format, with them all ending around sunday at this timer: https://www.tickcounter.com/countdown/4 ... es-bidding , I will then ship on Monday or Tuesday.
All of the cuttings for sale have developed good roots, a couple of leaves, and a few are already making tendrils. The uppers on this clone look spectacular, and you will have uppers quicker since these are vine cuttings. All are clones of the maxima pictured, a confirmed male seedgrown maxima I originally purchased from cooks. This clone has excellent resilience, tolerating anywhere from 35f to 105f with humidity as low as 35%. (Keep in mind, the temperature extremes are for temporary exposure, not long-term.) Additionally, it can enjoy anything between dim window light and direct sunlight. It can also survive drying out for longer than most nepenthes.
Cuttings will need to be nurtured until established, after which this clone can tolerate a variety of tough conditions. A perfect plant for beginners to nepenthes, combining great looks with extreme resilience.
The 8 auctions will be hosted on this server:
https://discord.gg/Jdcf9SudNY
All of the cuttings for sale have developed good roots, a couple of leaves, and a few are already making tendrils. The uppers on this clone look spectacular, and you will have uppers quicker since these are vine cuttings. All are clones of the maxima pictured, a confirmed male seedgrown maxima I originally purchased from cooks. This clone has excellent resilience, tolerating anywhere from 35f to 105f with humidity as low as 35%. (Keep in mind, the temperature extremes are for temporary exposure, not long-term.) Additionally, it can enjoy anything between dim window light and direct sunlight. It can also survive drying out for longer than most nepenthes.
Cuttings will need to be nurtured until established, after which this clone can tolerate a variety of tough conditions. A perfect plant for beginners to nepenthes, combining great looks with extreme resilience.
The 8 auctions will be hosted on this server:
https://discord.gg/Jdcf9SudNY
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