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Nepenthes Singalana Outdoors in Hot Humid Climate: Keep Indoors

Sensitive to Fluctuations

N. singalana can grow outdoors but is sensitive to light/temp/humidity swings—may stop pitchering all summer. Larger plants handle it better. Given this plant's small size, keep indoors for summer.

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