N. 'Caesar' (N. merrilliana × N. truncata) likes it bright and warm—both parents are lowlanders. Thrives on sunny west windows (Portland examples).
If shipped from Leilani Nursery (Hawaii), provide extra humidity initially if your ambient is low. Clear tote or bag, gradually opened over days. NY summer humidity may match Hawaii—adjust as needed.
N. ventricosa not pitchering may indicate light issues (too bright) or other factors—fertilizer can help jump-start growth.
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