I have just recently received the book Nepenthes of Borneo
and I've read a couple of things that just have my mind tied into a knot.
It classifies 0-1000 m as lowland
and 1001-3000m as highland
and surprisingly I found that some 'highland Nepenthes' according to the Author could be grown as lowlanders. Is that true?
some examples:
N. stenophylla 900-2600 m
N. tentaculata 700-2400 m
and I would suppose that they would classify these few as possible intermediates?
N. burbidgeae 1200-1800 m
N. edwardsiana 1500-2400 m
N. ephippiata 1300-1900 m
N. fusca 1200-2500 m
N. rajah 1500-2600 m
or would they just be grown like normal highlanders?
and I've read a couple of things that just have my mind tied into a knot.
It classifies 0-1000 m as lowland
and 1001-3000m as highland
and surprisingly I found that some 'highland Nepenthes' according to the Author could be grown as lowlanders. Is that true?
some examples:
N. stenophylla 900-2600 m
N. tentaculata 700-2400 m
and I would suppose that they would classify these few as possible intermediates?
N. burbidgeae 1200-1800 m
N. edwardsiana 1500-2400 m
N. ephippiata 1300-1900 m
N. fusca 1200-2500 m
N. rajah 1500-2600 m
or would they just be grown like normal highlanders?