Question: 1) Is it harmful if N. ventrata leaves touch a west/southwest window? 2) Where can I buy S. leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White'?
Answer: 1) Touching the window may cause localized leaf burn, but it's better than insufficient light. Sacrifice a few leaves for adequate sun.
2) We don't have 'Hurricane Creek White', but offer similar clones: 'Schnell's Ghost' and the true all-green variety. Both grow slowly; limited availability late summer. Demand exceeds supply.
Happy growing!
— Jacob Farin
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