Nepenthes: June End 2024

update on collection status good and bad
BACPS news and event fun

[@Mike100istCarnivorousPlants]

Nice looking plants. I like the set up. Cool channel name also. Sorry to hear the sad news. Subbed.

[@carnivorous.plants.cambridge]

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[@Wiseexotics]

🙏😊

[@NepenthesandI5826]

Great video again buddy ❤❤

[@Wiseexotics]

Thank you 🙏

[@cajbrg]

I'm thinking about some kind of "climate" control. ... of course this is to little information ... but I grow my plants in a roomsetting. At the moment I'm just monitoring the climate in my room to get some kind of baseline. And it seems al ot of growers I see live in the US. Not much in Europe on KZbin or Insta hope to find some "connections" ;-)

[@Wiseexotics]

@@cajbrg yeah growers can be all over the world in various parts. It really depends on what you're trying to grow , typically most people start with the lowland species because in a room setting or a house, it's easier because most typical climates within a house are viable for them such as 65% humidity or higher, as well as warmer temperatures. If you're going to do the Highlands which is the one that people have problems with there is several people I've talked to that were able to acclimate highland to low land conditions in the same way I did my lowland to my highland. It takes a long time. They're not very happy and they're not going to be anywhere as thriving as say if they were in optimal temperatures and what not but they can survive and grow in it. Typical ranges you're going to want to look at are around 60 to 76 or 60 to 80. Kind of ranges for these type of plants. Most people have a small humidifier or a grow tent which makes growing them a lot easier cuz then you can control the climate in a small area and not have to worry so much about trying to do an entire apartment