A Toronto grower's two large Nepenthes were identified as Nepenthes 'Miranda' (a common, vigorous hybrid). A third plant with winged pitchers was Nepenthes deRoose's 'Alata' (ventricosa × alata) × alata, another vigorous, widely sold hybrid.
The grower also had Drosera linearis, a native Canadian species needing cool winters and short summers—explaining why it thrives in Canada but not Oregon.
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Choosing the Right Color Temperature for Nepenthes Under T5 HO Fluorescent Lights
Beginner Nepenthes for Low Humidity Houseplants: Four Easy Species
Helping a Damaged Nepenthes: Patience and Stable Conditions
Nepenthes Not Pitchering: Fertilizer, Media, and Copper Warning
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Germinating Nepenthes Seeds: Maintaining High Humidity with Propagation Domes
Identifying Nepenthes Hybrids: 'Velvet' and deRoose's Alata
Repotting Clustered Nepenthes: When to Separate and When to Keep Together
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