Question: I have a new N. alata x alata x ventricosa hanging on a NW-facing porch in Chicago (bright light all day, 3–4 hours direct sun). Will this work?
Answer: Yes, that lighting is excellent. With current warmth and humidity, the plant will grow rapidly. Just water frequently—soil dries quickly in warm weather.
Happy growing!
— Jacob Farin
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