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Nepenthes sibuyanensis Compatibility: Likely Fine With Your Current Conditions

If N. ovata and N. truncata × tivey × ventricosa thrive, N. sibuyanensis should too. It's humidity-sensitive but your setup (bright shade, distilled water, LFS/peat) sounds suitable.

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