Do Any Neps Stay Small

[dionae]

Looking for info on neps that dont get too tall in comparison to most neps. Any help greatly appreciated and i'd love pics if anyone has any. Thanks!

[limeslide]

N. argentii, N. glabrata in the HLers and N. bellii is a good nep that stays small, but N. bellii is a LL.

N. bellii-button!

[amphirion]

N. campanulata as well.

[jurow]

N. tentaculata generally stays pretty compact, and can produce a ton of pitchers.

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(Photo by Drew Martinez)

[vraev]

Among all of those, I would say that N. argentii is the most temperamental. It has a very narrow range of conditions that it likes...and if it is disturbed once, good luck trying to get it back into good growing phase. I did disturb it and haven't seen proper pitcher/leaf production / rate of growth for over an year.

[Dexenthes]

N. argentii is temperamental to change in conditions, but that being said, mine that I just received has put out a new leaf at a rate that I wasn't expecting! So it can or can not be really difficult to grow for some people, but regardless, whether it is thriving or struggling it will be a very small Nepenthes.

Also, I've heard that N. talangensis remains somewhat smaller than most Nepenthes for a long time. But as others have said, N. glabrata and N. tentaculata are two other safe bets.

[nightsky]

I've found that all neps stay small.*



* In my care. No matter what I do my neps stay small and hate me

[dionae]

Thanks for the replies everyone!