Derick asks about N. aristolochioides cultivation experience and growth rate compared to N. rajah.
Several hours direct sun, dappled rest of day. Days <80°F, nights <60°F (ideally low 50s/upper 40s for best pitchers). More vigorous than rajah but still slow. Most pitchers appear in winter (cooler temps).
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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