I just received a plant called N. "Effulgent Koto", one of those many "Koto" hybrids. It's apparently a cross between N. mirabilis and N. thorelii. I did not realize this when I traded for it, because the trader did not specify which "Koto" it was, just that it was "Koto". Now, I read the tag that came with the plant, and it says "Effulgent Koto"; why they couldn't just read it and tell me is beyond me .
My conditions suit mainly highland plants, so what are the limits that this plant should be able to take, since it's a hybrid?
So far the temperatures in my grow room are around 65-75 in the day, and around 55-60 or so at night. The temperatures outside have dropped considerably recently, so I haven't really been able to average out just what the normal temps are.
Also, humidity isn't incredibly high. 40%-60% in the day, 70%-80% or so at night.
I also have four 4' 40W daylight bulbs over my Nepenthes.
I really don't want to loose this plant, so any help is appreciated.
-Ben
My conditions suit mainly highland plants, so what are the limits that this plant should be able to take, since it's a hybrid?
So far the temperatures in my grow room are around 65-75 in the day, and around 55-60 or so at night. The temperatures outside have dropped considerably recently, so I haven't really been able to average out just what the normal temps are.
Also, humidity isn't incredibly high. 40%-60% in the day, 70%-80% or so at night.
I also have four 4' 40W daylight bulbs over my Nepenthes.
I really don't want to loose this plant, so any help is appreciated.
-Ben