Derick asks ideal temperature for germinating lowland Nepenthes (specifically N. bicalcarata) vs highland. Uses milled sphagnum, heating mat at 75°F for highland.
Jeff Dallas: Highlanders germinate fine in 70s°F with night cool-down. Lowlanders need constant warmth—80s°F consistently. Most lowland Nepenthes never experience below 70°F.
Nepenthes seeds viable as little as 2 months. Must be fresh and sown quickly. He rarely buys seed unless age known.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.cobraplant.com
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