awesome plants Mato, love em all, N. rigidifolia is one i don't see around much and yours is looking fine
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Ooh. I really like that raff. x tm. The last edwardsiana photo in the second group is totally classic.
Good Lord, where do I start?!?!? Eddie, hurreliana, macrophylla, eymae, veitchii, lowii x truncata.. gorgeous galore! You've got some amazing leaf jumps, pitcher sizes, and colors.
So you're no longer doing the rack? What're you growing in now?
p.S.. Does it count as CO2 exposure when I stand over my plants breathing heavy, as I blurt profanities at them for being slow?
Amazing plants. I love all the species, and how you have a white background for photographing them.
Good to know (for me at least) that the T-5s do produce a significant amount of heat, I am planning on growing lowlanders and intermediates in my tent.
It's good that you found a simple, "off the shelf" humidifier set-up. How has your humidity in the tent been so far?
The T-5s generate a good amount of heat. My 4 tube fixture can warm up a 10X10 grow space easily which provides a decent temp drop when the lights go out. I'm curious to see how the lights would affect temp in a smaller grow tent and how you deal with the pooling of water on the floor due to the humidifier.
Any plans for CO2 supplementation?
BTW, I forgot to mention the hurrelliana. One day...
Amazing plants, Mat. Very beautiful and well grown -- keep up the good work!
Cheers,
Paul