A novice grower plans to order Nepenthes seeds, asking if the suggested method (sphagnum in zip-lock bag with water, in sun) is correct.
Jeff Dallas: Sarracenia Northwest has limited Nepenthes seed experience; redirects to ICPS seed propagation guide. Critical warning: Nepenthes seeds have very short viability—must know seed age. Over a couple months old = questionable germination.
Nepenthes seeds are recalcitrant (cannot be dried/stored long). Fresh seed, sterile medium, high humidity, warm temperatures (75–85°F), and patience (weeks to months) are required. Beginners should start with established plants.
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