All varieties need night >70°F, day 75–90°F, bright filtered light, high humidity. Poor adaptation to low humidity. Terrarium essential except in tropical zones (S. Florida, Puerto Rico, Hawaii). Speckled variety available June/July; also N. bicalcarata. See care sheets.
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Saving a Withered Nepenthes ampullaria: Heat, Humidity, and Root Health
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Managing Live Sphagnum Moss in Sarracenia Pots
What to Expect from Nepenthes in Winter: Growth Slowdown and Pitcher Loss
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