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Young Nepenthes Ready for Outdoor Summer in Delaware

Weylin (Delaware, past frost-free date) wants to move young Nepenthes outdoors. Photo shows labeled plants (mostly from Sarracenia Northwest). Previously told to wait on N. singalana.

nepenthes that want to go outside

Yes—With Partial Shade Initially

Wilmington, DE forecast looks fine. Move them out, but give partial shade at first to prevent burn.

Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.cobraplant.com

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