Question: Live in Fayetteville, NC. No window for Nepenthes. Considering truncata or Miranda. Morning outdoor sun, shade rest of day, or inside? Can they handle sudden climate changes? Constant moving good?
Hi Jesus,
Grow outdoors in summer: bright morning sun, bright indirect rest of day. Avoid full shade. Don't move daily—acclimate to one spot and leave it. Summer nights are fine.
When nights drop below 50°F (early fall), bring indoors. Without good window, use strong fluorescents: 2-tube shoplight with 40W tubes, 8" above, 12–14 hours daily. Move back out late spring.
Care sheets: www.cobraplant.com/caresheets.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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