Growing Nepenthes sanguinea Outdoors in Texas Panhandle Heat

Jake (Texas Panhandle) wants to move 3-yr-old N. sanguinea (8" pot) to balcony (few hours light) to save indoor space. Hot, dry heat. Has all 3 DVDs.

Yes—With Afternoon Shade, Daily Water, Wind Protection

Morning sun best. Wind is biggest threat in hot weather (leaf damage). Surround with other plants for shelter/humidity.

Follow-up: Jake gets 4 hrs direct afternoon sun. Asks if plant hardens leaves like VFTs. Jacob: yes, it develops tougher leaves. We've grown nice sanguinea in 15–20% house humidity. Texas likely more humid. Key: diligent summer watering + time. When's last frost in Panhandle?

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