A grower reserved a seedling for March shipping. Conditions: east window (3 hrs direct AM sun, bright rest of day), 48W T5 (4000 lumens), 70s°F day/60s°F night, 35% winter/45–50% summer RH.
It's a N. truncata – conditions are fine. T5s run warm; start 8" away. Learn prior conditions; may need elevated humidity initially, then harden off. Avoid direct sun in enclosure until hardened. Sarracenia Northwest is growing out their own stock.
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