Hybrid is ⅔ slow-growing species (macfarlanei, aristolochioides). Macrophylla and villosa are slowest (new leaf every 2–3 months).
Slight speed-up possible with 80°F max days, 50s°F nights—but lowlanders would suffer. Single growing area forces trade-offs.
Separate highland and lowland houses. New lowland area under construction.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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