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malowie 22nd August 2008 08:15 PM

n. albormaginata
 
any experience with this species? I heard it eats a lot of termites.

saw this species today at the MAHA exhibition but forgot to ask about it.

malowie 31st December 2008 01:55 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
finally.. i bought one... lovin it!

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...e/100_6483.jpg

kentosaurs 31st December 2008 02:07 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
Nice!!!!!!...............My penang red albo lost all its pitchers because of my stupidity.......I know they grow in full sun but after i bought it i put it into direct sun immediatly and so now it only has one pitcher which it just grew after the stress.

Ken

NepNut 31st December 2008 02:50 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
I found albo prefer drier media, so let the media dry a bit in between watering seems to promote growth provided all the other factors are also in optimal level as well. Hope this help.

kentosaurs 31st December 2008 03:13 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
Hi Cpnut

Well i've read of that...........And also seen those in the wild they live in very dry conditions....For my albo i water excatly the same as all my other neps once everyday 2 days...And i mist it sometimes.Well my albo is fine...but i could have been better if i wasn't that stupid hehe

Ken

Aliamyz 31st December 2008 03:55 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
They can also live in drier conditions.I mist all my plants twice so they are all pitcher nicely;)

kentosaurs 31st December 2008 04:00 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
My albo always shrink when its dehydrated

Ken

Aliamyz 31st December 2008 04:04 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
If you mist your plants,do it in daily basis Ken or else your plants will be stressed.

plantlover 31st December 2008 04:33 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
Well I water my black albo when its dry(Actually I do this to all my neps, when the sphagnum is dry I water until its wet).I rarely mist it. I put it in full sun after I bought it. So far no side effects. Already produced 4-5 new pitchers.

malowie 31st December 2008 06:07 PM

Re: n. albormaginata
 
wow! thanks for the info guys.. actually ive googled this species but cant find much info on it...

but ive read somewhere that it likes direct sunlight.. so now.. the trick is to slowly introduce it to direct sunlight..

and i must water it sparingly..


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