Paula wants a list of heat-tolerant, low-humidity Nepenthes for a Mediterranean/SoCal climate (hot summers, cool winters, low RH). She knows ventricosa, ventrata, khasiana; asks about lowland truncata and others.
Christopher suggests N. sanguinea and N. truncata but warns: "you will want to keep the plants from being exposed to temperatures below 50 degrees as they are tropicals and will expire if much lower temperatures are encountered."
General rule: Nepenthes prefer ≤90°F and a balance of conditions, not extremes. Check cobraplant.com for more lists.
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