A grower has a Heliamphora heterodoxa × nutans gift, growing with highland Nepenthes and Cephalotus under 4×40W T8 fluorescents (8 inches), 80°F day/70°F night, 45–80% humidity (ultrasonic humidifier). Asks if a terrarium is needed for stability.
The described setup – lights, water trays, plant grouping – creates a stable microclimate without a terrarium. Consistent lighting and slight humidity elevation from trays/plants work well. Avoids terrarium issues: excessive humidity, poor air circulation, disease buildup. Proceed without enclosure.
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