Craig reported on P. primulflora winter methods: submerged to leaves (main plant died, plantlets fine), refrigerated (died), buried in mulch outdoors (died). Asked which CP tolerate hot west window.
Jacob Farin: Jeff (who advised) unavailable until June. For west window heat: many sundews and Nepenthes work—pygmy sundews, wooly sundews, D. multifida, D. spatulata, N. sanguinea, N. ventricosa, N. Miranda, Mexican butterworts. Avoid: D. adelae, D. aliciae, D. venusta, D. regia, ultrahighland Nepenthes.
Good Growing!
Jacob Farin
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