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17th January 2010, 09:12 AM
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Re: Share my N. Sibuyanensis new pitcher...
Looking good!Yeah it a H/L isn't?I still want Nx'Jungle Bells'
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17th January 2010, 02:24 PM
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Re: Share my N. Sibuyanensis new pitcher...
cjloong : i got the plant 4 months ago...some hard to grow in lowland...i keep it humidity and half sun light, i think i'm lucky have a new pitcher...
 marvin1997 : i think it is intermediate plant... hope u got a plant like Jungle Bells...  i find out the cultivation guide, while Nepenthes often tolerate low humidity, they usually stop making pitchers. Do not allow Nepenthes to dry out completely. They benefit from moist media and occasional flooding to wash away any accumulated salts. Use relatively clean water such as rain, distilled or purified water. Tap water can be used in many localities if the water is low in salts. Low levels of chlorine do not seem to be a problem.
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How big is the pitcher?
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