Bizzare
 

It's bizzare, I can't grow ventricosa well. Back before my hamata died they grew side by side. Hamata would pitcher while ventricosa would just throw out leaves. It's the only plant in my collection that does not pitcher. I guess that the beginner species just don't like me. I still have it today alongside stenophylla, ramispina, izumea, truncata, eymae, ceasar, and 11 veitchii hybrid seedlings from Jimmy, thanks. So, any thoughts. Medium is fine and no signs of pest. It is 4 inches from 2 T8's

Re: Bizzare
 

Well mine too isn't doing very well.....But if your other neps do fine beside it then maybe the plant simply doesn't like you? LOL.......

Ken

Re: Bizzare
 

Perhaps you are suited for super difficult species. I think it is either your ventricosa is just shocked or something like that

Cheers

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Maybe the type if plant you r having needs a precise type of attention

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Hi Varhoon

N ventricosa is a very hardy highland plant which does well even in lowland conditions.

Ken

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Ken,
There are many types of ventricosa and some are very difficult to grow.

Alcran,

If your hamata is pitchering well,that means you have high humidity and humidity is not a concern in this case.
My ventricosa is getting bigger by each leaf.Why not you post a pic so that we can identify the type of the plant and work something out for it.

You have xCaeser?Really love that plant...it's a monster.

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Hi Ali

Never suspected ventricosa could be difficult......And you might have missed this out Ali but
Sad........How i wish i have a hamata sob sob

Ken

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Ohh...sorry!I think it's the humidity problem there.Try giving it more humidity;)

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Thanks for the thoughts guys. I think that I got a weak clone. Other growers have been having the same experiences with this clone.

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Maybe you just need to be patient. How did you get hamata?? That guy is a killer expensive.

Cheers