A grower at 6,200 ft in a semi-dry, warm temperate climate (rare frost) asks if N. rajah, N. villosa, N. lowii can grow outdoors easily. Hottest/driest months (Apr–May) could be spent indoors. Also, should divided Heliamphora go in a terrarium to recover?
Jeff Dallas says this sounds perfect. Warning: watch for rare frosts (a Hawaii grower lost highland Nepenthes to a freak cold snap at 5,000 ft).
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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