Hi
Although my N. sibuyanensis is pitchering quite well, it still needs the tendrils and pitcher tip to be supported by compost. Any tendrils hanging over the pot in mid air either are very small or more often don't do anything.
I would put this down to the species but have seen examples of large plants developing marvellous pitchers which are not suppported. Is it possible the species becomes more adapted as it matures or is there some other reason for this?
I want to try one of mine in a hanging basket but don't want to just end up with a pot full of dried up tendrils
cheers
bill
Although my N. sibuyanensis is pitchering quite well, it still needs the tendrils and pitcher tip to be supported by compost. Any tendrils hanging over the pot in mid air either are very small or more often don't do anything.
I would put this down to the species but have seen examples of large plants developing marvellous pitchers which are not suppported. Is it possible the species becomes more adapted as it matures or is there some other reason for this?
I want to try one of mine in a hanging basket but don't want to just end up with a pot full of dried up tendrils
cheers
bill