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Jockthescot
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Hi,
My N. Khasiana has one very blackened and dead pitcher, and another one starting that way on the side of the plant that faces my South Easterly facing windowsill
Could the sun be too strong for the plant?
I mist the plants as often as poss - in the morning before work, and several times in the evening.
The soil I keep damp (not wet).
They are situated on a table in a bay window facing South East in London. It has a tendancy to get a bit hot there sometimes in full sun, but I was under the impression that full sun was OK for N.Khasiana.
I have moved them to the edge of the table now away from the full sun - so it is now bright but they will now not receive FULL sunlight enhanced through my window glass, but awoke again this am and another pitcher is turning black - does anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong?
I was under the impression that there was no such thing as too much light or too much misting for a Nepenthes K....
Many thanks
Jock
My N. Khasiana has one very blackened and dead pitcher, and another one starting that way on the side of the plant that faces my South Easterly facing windowsill
Could the sun be too strong for the plant?
I mist the plants as often as poss - in the morning before work, and several times in the evening.
The soil I keep damp (not wet).
They are situated on a table in a bay window facing South East in London. It has a tendancy to get a bit hot there sometimes in full sun, but I was under the impression that full sun was OK for N.Khasiana.
I have moved them to the edge of the table now away from the full sun - so it is now bright but they will now not receive FULL sunlight enhanced through my window glass, but awoke again this am and another pitcher is turning black - does anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong?
I was under the impression that there was no such thing as too much light or too much misting for a Nepenthes K....
Many thanks
Jock
