Lowland N. rafflesiana—worried about humidity? Temperature matters more.
Acclimates to lower humidity if soil stays moist, light is bright, temps are ideal. Expect some leaf spotting/smaller pitchers—but it adapts.
This gets huge. No terrarium fits long-term. Grow as a houseplant—easier to acclimate small plants.
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Growing Nepenthes hamata on a Windowsill: Acclimation Protocol
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