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Old 4th October 2009, 02:02 PM
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Default Re: Growing highland nepenthes

If you start your highland terrarium by growing small TC plants then they should grow well under low light leverl as highlands grow in very shaded areas.

But some species (lowii) tend to produces upper pitchers once it grows in full sun.Hamta is a finicky one which needs almost 100% humidity when it's a seedling which makes it harder to grow.You should examine every species growing guide before you buy them or else you'll end up killing them.
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