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Re: Nepenthes x. miranda#244610

By katya_dog1 -  Mon Sep 21, 2015 12:11 pm
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- Mon Sep 21, 2015 12:11 pm #244610

fattytuna wrote:
Anymal911 wrote: Do you just leave the plant be, or do you bag the tendrils as katya_dog suggested?
I just let them be. Bagging them would probably cook them in my climate. This species is quite good at forming pitchers in variable humidity.

Oh yes definitely, that's what I forgot. DO NOT bag the tendrils and let the plant sit in direct sun. It will literally crisp the tendrils. If there is sun, just use a partially opaque bag, and give it a hole or two.

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Re: Nepenthes x. miranda#244613

By Anymal911 -  Mon Sep 21, 2015 1:46 pm
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- Mon Sep 21, 2015 1:46 pm #244613

Lol ok. Yeah, Houston, TX = 100*F every day. At least temperatures are dropping now. I think I am going to just leave the plant alone for a while to see what happens... Hopefully by next summer it is completely acclimated to Texas weather. Does anyone keep theirs in direct outside sunlight?