10-gallon aquarium for ultra-highland Nepenthes (Rajah, Villosa). Two 40W cool-white fluorescents, 14 hrs. Ultrasonic fogger (100% humidity). Day temps 70s°F, night 40s–50s°F. Ice cubes in cup at night for cooling. Screen lid. Dead sphagnum base, potted plants in trays. Good airflow without humidity loss? Open/closed top?
Jeff Dallas: setup works. In Pacific NW, nights already 40s–50s°F—just place terrarium near open window. Ice cubes overkill. Fogger stabilizes conditions.
Fogger runtime depends on water reservoir. To mimic rainforest, run at night. N. talangensis, glabrata, sibuyanensis will do fine initially, but sibuyanensis outgrows 10-gallon quickly.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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