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Repotting Clustered Nepenthes: When to Separate and When to Keep Together

Multiple Nepenthes in a 12-inch pot can remain together for years—they look attractive clustered and tolerate being pot-bound. Separate only if you specifically want individual plants. A 12-inch pot accommodates a group for 2+ years.

Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest

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