An Alabama (Zone 7) grower bought a large N. Miranda and asked if safe to move outside when temps stay >65°F, and if small buds are normal this early.
Jacob Farin: wait for nights >55°F (watch until May). Acclimate to sun gradually (some leaf burn normal). With sun and water, will produce large pitchers. Bring indoors in fall; winter pitchers possible with good light.
Care sheets (Cobra Plant) and podcasts (Podcasts).
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