- Thu May 21, 2020 1:40 pm
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Hello! I opened this topic because i bought in april 2 little carnivorous plants: nepenthes hookeriana and nepenthes bloody mary. Now i have a problem with them: they have developed some orange spots on the leaves and their new pitchers are smaller. Bloody mary now has only 2 big pitchers( it came with 4). I think that the orange spots are sunburns even though the sun is filtered through a ionized window glass. Another thing is that at the bloody mary plant the new leaves grow with a strange pattern( one side is almost missing). I will add some pictures where you can clearely see. Now my question is: why is this thing happening? Too much sun? The air humidity was around 30% last week, but this week is 50%(rainy days). It was a time when the air humidity was below 20%(when i used an air humidifier). I water the plants every day and spray their leaves with water. So what condition is bad(sun, humidity,temperature)? The temperature is between 24-30 degrees Celsius.
Thank you for your attention!
Thank you for your attention!
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