Question: Buying N. 'Gentle' for south window in Indiana. Heat 68–70°F, humidity unknown. Is it highland/intermediate? Easy?
Answer: Great windowsill plant. Needs plenty of sun, regular water. Tolerates humidity variation—light matters more. Expect pitchers by May/June. N. x gentle = N. x velvet = N. fusca x N. maxima.
Follow-up: Photo shows healthy plant in 8" pot with supplemental lamp. Normal household temps fine. Swaying on wire is okay. Pot size good for years.
Follow-up 2: Fungus gnats from poinsettias. Sticky traps catch adults; larvae likely in soil. Spray Neem in soil of all plants weekly until suppressed.
Good Growing!
— Jeff Dallas, Sarracenia Northwest
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