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Old 26th September 2008, 12:55 PM
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Default Re: We were rejects from the latest BE order in July

I grow my campa in life sphagnum moss, it produced pitchers but small. I didn't know it require drier condition to thrive. I watered twice every day! (my campa must be angry for me doing that ) After seeing this thread, I quickly move it to a drier spot where it won't get any rain but only morning sun (bright for the rest of the day), and I cut down the watering now. I think I should transplant it to burnt earth to get big pitchers.
Cindy, is it OK to let it receive some direct morning sunlight?
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