- Fri May 13, 2022 6:42 pm
#410933
I received a small northiana with a larger order and placed it in a high-humidity intermediate setup to quarantine with some small veitchii and veitchii x while I researched the plant a bit more since it was unexpected. From what I’ve found it’s a lowlander that can be quite finicky and difficult to grow so I was just looking for some advice from someone more experienced with this plant. I have a warm setup (80-85 f all the time for some juvenile bicals) that I can move it into but I’m concerned about setting the plant back (from what I’ve read they hate changes in conditions) but I’ve been hesitant to move it as it’s seemingly thriving where it is, at temps from 72-75 and 80% humidity. It’s been there for about a month and put out 3 new leaves, all of which are pitchering. So would it be best to leave where it seems to be happy? Or move to the lowland setup with warmer temps since that’s more in line with what they typically want. It’s a BE3357 clone if that makes a difference.