16th November 2009, 02:53 PM
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Join Date: Sat Oct 2009
Location: Tioman Islands, Pahang, Malaysia
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Re: CaseyHoo - heliamphora
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Originally Posted by jeff
for me no "lowland" but " hill land" ( with altitude savanna ) you know .
I use the "lowland" term just for the species growing to 0 m ( sea level) to 600 m .
29 to 32 °c all the time ?
I think it is too warm for the heliamphora , some peak yes but not allways .
jeff
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glad to know that you have such concern on the 'lowland' term and the temperature in our country (for this instant, peninsula malaysia). 'lowland' as much of us here referring to is from sea level to 600m or i can say much lower than 600m! therefore the temperature is around 29°c to 32°c in the day and as low as 20°c at night provided that there is no 'hellish' drought or 'rainwater pouring' monsoon season where the temperature and humidity varies greatly. it is not easy for us to maintain the ideal growing environment for heliamphora and other CPs. do you have any heliamphora with you? mind to show us some pics on how you keep them? 
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