![]() |
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Hi Arvin...I've only read about it but if i remembered it was about if you give it too much space when it is small the roots can't hold on that fast and growth will be slow etc etc or something like that..But it could be true cos when i got my small truncata it overpotted it and it took soo long to pitcher...
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Any media that I can use besides cocochips?
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Pretty sure you can get Coco chips or coco chunks in your area, if you can't then Osmunda fiber will probably work, but I personally have not tried, it, though should work quite nicely. Also you might want to mix it with clay pellets. Check out the thread about inorganic potting mix about the clay pellets. You can also mix in some sphagnum moss.
TTFN Arvin |
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Quote:
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Quote:
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
I have seen some big bad ass truncata's in small pots.So whats the real secret of growing them?Can anybody share?
I was using 100% moss previously but now using clay pellets (expensive),florafoam,riser sand,perlite and moss.Seems better but im not satisfied."Saya mahu besar punya :tongue:...." |
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Fertelizer?Full sun?Mine loved those...sob..
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
So Marvin,how big is yours?Show la some pictures?Will show mine later...
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
Erm....er....how should I put it....it passed on...yeah sob......about 4 inches and leaf to leaf 5.5 inches and pitcher is about 2 inches?Has red on the side of it's leaf if full sun and cute vigorous(for me)Likes the fert (cacti fert lol) and grow quite fast when I give a little squirt in the pitcher
|
Re: N. truncata Cultivation guide
This is what i got due to over watering:
Big leaves but very tiny pitcher. http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...x/DSC00275.jpg After reduced watering 2 days once.This is what i get. http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...x/DSC00276.jpg |
All times are GMT +9. The time now is 11:41 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.3
Copyright ©2000 - 2019, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Site by David Tan, Founder and Administrator of petpitcher.net and forum.petpitcher.net