Christian in Georgia (near Atlanta) asks if N. mikei needs 20°F night drop. Jeff Dallas: "Fortunately, N. mikei isn't a super fussy plant. This time of year, your window will experience a cool-down at night. It will be more important in the summer when you're having very warm temperatures. I'm assuming living near Atlanta, that you have air conditioning. Your house should be cool enough at night to keep the plant cool." Species vary in cool-down importance. Volume #3 DVD has details.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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