I'd like to grow more Neps and am looking for some distictly different from what I have. But I want some that I have a reasonable chance at growing, even if they only pitcher in the summer. I have a N. khasiana, N. maxima, N. sanguinea, N. ventricosa, and N. x Ventrata. Growing conditions here are far from ideal for Neps, being way too cool and dry for lowlanders and being warmer in the summer and drier in the winter than ideal for highlanders too.
After a bit of research, four prospects I've identified are N. burbidgeae, N. inermis, N. pilosa, and N. ramispina. Has anyone had success with these outside of ideal highland conditions? I worry most about low or fluctuating humidity in the winter and hot days in the summer. I'm also interested in other species people have succeeded with in similar situations.
After a bit of research, four prospects I've identified are N. burbidgeae, N. inermis, N. pilosa, and N. ramispina. Has anyone had success with these outside of ideal highland conditions? I worry most about low or fluctuating humidity in the winter and hot days in the summer. I'm also interested in other species people have succeeded with in similar situations.