A grower with N. hamata in a fish bowl under 60W CFL (temps reaching 80s°F) asked if moving it to a nearby window (where N. mira thrives) would help.
Jacob Farin: Leave it alone. The plant is growing well. N. hamata is rare and slow-growing—takes months to evaluate a location change. Moving risks setback.
Stability > optimization for established, healthy high-value plants. Experiment with common/cheap plants first.
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