A Colorado grower struggles with N. rafflesiana (giant) growing 1 leaf per 1.5 months in highland conditions, and N. mira stagnant for a year. The expert advises: N. rafflesiana is a lowlander – needs days in upper 80s°F, nights above 70°F. N. mira is inherently slow (related to N. rajah). Both need fertilizer.
The grower's coffee treatment helps long-term but doesn't replace chemical fertilizer for quick results.
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