Grower received N. bicalcarata in mail, signs of shock. T5s (2700K+6500K), 70% humidity, distilled water. Asked: will it recover?
Light/humidity good. Day temps 80s–90s°F, nights ≥70°F critical. Give weeks to respond.
Winter shipping ultra-lowlanders = high risk. Not cold-tolerant. Lost even well-packed with heat packs. Buy in summer. Winter = good for highlanders/temperates (e.g., Cephalotus, D. regia—heat-sensitive).
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