By septembersapphire21 -
Location: Southeast Pennsylvania, United States; Growing zone 6B
Posts: 215
Joined: Tue Apr 13, 2021 6:26 pm
Location: Southeast Pennsylvania, United States; Growing zone 6B
Posts: 215
Joined: Tue Apr 13, 2021 6:26 pm
- Mon Jul 18, 2022 12:01 am
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Hi everyone! It's been a while since I posted here, and I'm doing one and sharing great news on my Neps!
First, Clara, my Nep Ventrata took about a month and a half to acclimate outside and is growing three pitchers! The first one has already grown about the same length of my fingers and it should open up soon!
Second, the basal offshoot from Clara that I didn't named yet it's doing well after being potted in April. I believe it was grown a root system and hopefully, can maybe pitcher next month because I took noticed of where the growth node is there's a possibility of a pitcher starting to grow.
Lastly, my mystery Nepenthes has two fully grown offshoots and is a healthy plant! There's pictures have fully developed, while some are starting to grow. However, I don't know how to get them to be their natural color instead of just green. Would anyone know how to improve their coloring? Lastly, after doing some website and image research, I'm wondering if my Mystery Nepenthes is a Alata. Can it be an Alata?
Thanks for reading!
First, Clara, my Nep Ventrata took about a month and a half to acclimate outside and is growing three pitchers! The first one has already grown about the same length of my fingers and it should open up soon!
Second, the basal offshoot from Clara that I didn't named yet it's doing well after being potted in April. I believe it was grown a root system and hopefully, can maybe pitcher next month because I took noticed of where the growth node is there's a possibility of a pitcher starting to grow.
Lastly, my mystery Nepenthes has two fully grown offshoots and is a healthy plant! There's pictures have fully developed, while some are starting to grow. However, I don't know how to get them to be their natural color instead of just green. Would anyone know how to improve their coloring? Lastly, after doing some website and image research, I'm wondering if my Mystery Nepenthes is a Alata. Can it be an Alata?
Thanks for reading!
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