A grower kept N. ventricosa (2) and N. ampullaria (1) in a cool garage (50°F, 45% RH) under fluorescents in wet sphagnum. N. ampullaria thrived; N. ventricosa blackened pitchers, no new growth.
Red & Black Worms on Lilies After Rain: Likely Lily Leaf Beetle Larvae
Propagating Japanese Maple (Acer palmatum): Grafting Rootstock Compatibility
Cold Frames for Winter Dormancy in Massachusetts: Viable With Ventilation
Pygmy Sundew ID & Care: Move Out of Terrarium
Transplanting Venus Flytraps and Sundews: They're Tougher Than You Think
Normal Leaf Aging and Water Quality for Young Nepenthes ventricosa
Sarracenia alata Growth, Seed Maturation, and Sphagnum Moss Care
Germinating Loquat and Lavender Seeds: Different Requirements
Relocating Tulips and Crocuses: Timing and Technique
Epiphyllum Disease Management: Scale, Mealybugs, and Cultural Corrections
Troubleshooting Hens and Chicks: Mites, Bugs, and Etiolation
Repotting Phalaenopsis with Air Roots: Incorporate or Trim?
Dividing & Repotting Overgrown Cymbidiums
Identifying and Treating Scale Insects on Roses and Evergreens
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