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Pyro, no speical requirement treat it like a lowland, soil type i have mine in peat,l/f moss,orchid mix, keep some what humid. it is easy to grow and to propagate from cuttings
Hmm anything special bout Veitchii lowland....nope not that I can think of!
Yes good point Eplants pointed out the leaves and pitchers are longer than that of the highland variety. I also belive the pitchers of the lowlnad Veitchii are typically greenish-yellowish-orange colored. Highlands are more golden to rarely striped like a candy cane.
the lower pitchers are more of the greenish/yellow side if anything, the upper pitchers are greenish/yellow w/ red strips. the leaves get up to 23-25cm long
Neps of borneo says that the plant is mostly found growing as an epiphyte, so maybe you should put it in a hanging basket. I guess that would be the only difference from other lowland neps. :/
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