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Re: simple setup for H/L neps
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Re: simple setup for H/L neps
it's enclosed tho...Well next time if I am stinking rich and can buy a hamata
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Re: simple setup for H/L neps
Lowii first, followed by burbidgeae, followed by rajah, followed by veitchii. My maxima till now, still alive. But stuck in a suspended animation :sad:
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Technically speaking, only those setup that utilize somekind of cooling (to maintain below 27C during daytime and achieve minimum 12C or more temperature drop during night time) can be consider as true H/L setup for those H/L nep species and hybrids.
So by only using natural cooling (passive cooling), the most that we can achieve in tropical weather is probably barely close to intermediate level.... Couple this with constant high humidity, it's possible to keep those less finicky H/L neps and most intermediate some what OK but to get it to fluorish (healthy growth, getting nice pitcher to leaves ratio and flowering) is probably very difficult under such condition. That's my humble view... :shy: |
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robert, you have any H/L and share with us your growing condion?:shy: i have in mind to actually obtain a second hand f&n drinks chiller like the one you'll see in 7eleven to start a intermediate/ H/L neps project but how many plants u can stuff in? lightings? electricity bill? haiz...just go on and dream la.:tongue: |
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Like you, I also dreaming about having a H/L / Intermediate setup... *biggrin2*
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Fauzi once did a HL setup to keep some true ultra HL neps, such as hamata. He simply used styrofoam box with ice bottles.
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Technically, as long as the terrarium can hold coolness and humidity, there isn't much of a SETUP error. I lost my plants because of HUMAN error. Oh, by the way if any of you are planning to use styrofoam boxes, don't remove too much of the box. What I mean is that you cut some parts of the box and instead stick it with plastic to allow light in. If too much of the box is removed, it will lose the capability to keep the temperature lower. It becomes less of an insulator.
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