A few questions I'm hoping to have answered...
I want to gat an N. lowii to add to my collection. Right now, I am able to, by a combination of ice and airconditioning vent blowing on my greenhouse, get the temperature in my greenhouse to hover around 55 deg F. (It's a small greenhouse in my room- yes I am crazzzzy about neps)
-Is 55 deg F a good temperature for lowii.
For my current highland expiriment I am growing N. ramispina and N. x judith finn H/L in the same greenhouse. When daylight comes, I move my plants outside under the shade of a large patio umbrella.
-Would an N. lowii be able to take the daytime temps in Florida (in the shade)? That seems to be working so far for my other highlanders. I've had my ramispina for abou 3/4 of a year and after several bird attacks
, and after the hanging pot fell upsidedown on my plant
, it has produced three healthy pitchers and seems to be growing fine now (switching between the greenhouse at night and outside in the daytime). My judith finn is also growing well.
I'ts the night time temps that matter most right?
Also, I'd love to hear suggestions about any highlanders that would do really well in that situation (especially really interesting ones). I have khasiana & maxima already.
I am going to try to get some more highlanders when christmas comes around (the purpose of this post). I am planning on getting 2-4 neps (one of those hopefuly being an N. lowii)
Thanks in advance, Hamata
I want to gat an N. lowii to add to my collection. Right now, I am able to, by a combination of ice and airconditioning vent blowing on my greenhouse, get the temperature in my greenhouse to hover around 55 deg F. (It's a small greenhouse in my room- yes I am crazzzzy about neps)
-Is 55 deg F a good temperature for lowii.
For my current highland expiriment I am growing N. ramispina and N. x judith finn H/L in the same greenhouse. When daylight comes, I move my plants outside under the shade of a large patio umbrella.
-Would an N. lowii be able to take the daytime temps in Florida (in the shade)? That seems to be working so far for my other highlanders. I've had my ramispina for abou 3/4 of a year and after several bird attacks
I'ts the night time temps that matter most right?
Also, I'd love to hear suggestions about any highlanders that would do really well in that situation (especially really interesting ones). I have khasiana & maxima already.
I am going to try to get some more highlanders when christmas comes around (the purpose of this post). I am planning on getting 2-4 neps (one of those hopefuly being an N. lowii)
Thanks in advance, Hamata