This hybrid comes from upper mountain slopes. It needs:
Warm nights cause smaller leaves, fewer pitchers, and eventual exhaustion. N. rajah and N. lowii require chilly nights (45–55°F).
If you can maintain 72°F day/night, it may work. Otherwise, significant night cooling is mandatory.
Good growing!
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