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I got this new from ************* (cooks carnivorous plants) about a year or 2 ago. It started making these splendid pitchers about 2-3 months ago. It is growing under lowland-intermediate conditions in a lower humidity. It is Vogelii x (Spathulata x Mira).
Yes, it is grown indoors in a small greenhouse of mine, about 1.5 feet under a 150 watt high pressure sodium bulb. Not to get off topic, bit here are the cat pics you asked for. She is a she.
Sorry for the late reply. Here is a picture. The blue thing on the right is a fan. I then have the HPS light on top for most all the plants. The second shelf has a few cactus growing under 2 regular 2 foot T12's and 1 6000k T12. On the right you can see the 5 gallon bucket with a computer blower on it and a tube going into the greenhouse. That is my homemade ultrasonic atomizer humidifier, but it hasn't been used in a while due to a phase. (Possibly a little depression?) But I plan on starting it up again soon. It sits on a wine cooler that I plan on making into a ultra highland setup one day when I get the time. Bottom shelf is just storage.
Wowza, what a setup! Super fun! Does it put off much heat?
The greenhouse is cool, but there is a problem. It looks like it takes up too much space. I think you should free up some space by sending me your cat.
It used.to heat the greenhouse up to 90+ degrees, which isn't a problem if I liked lowlanders. I like all neps but wanted to get more intermediates and possibly lower range Highlanders. It now stays at 65 at night and 78 in the day, a little less with the cool humidifier mist blowing in.
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