My understanding is these plants require a LOT of sun to
really color up. Yet they require coolth too. Giving them
light w/out heat is a challenge.
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>>(***STUPID QUESTION WARNING*** - can you cross Heliamphora with Sarracenia?)
I don't think so. they are in different genus'.
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>>Does anyone know how tall I could expect a H. heterodoxa x minor to grow?
8-10" max?
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>>What is H. heterodoxa "lowland"? I recently saw this mentioned as being
>>available from someone. Is this a plant that "fell off" a tepui and survived
>>to establish a colony in the rainforest?
Yes, it fell of the escarpment. Raised by wolves, it is
particularly hirsute, and has fangs like N. bicalcarata... :-).
No, I really don't have a clue as to what I'm talking about.
I find this designation suspicious at best. It's names like
this that give Jans' naming criteria validity...
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>>length? Is this why my H. nutans x heterodoxa crown seems to keep rising?
>>Should I replant it deeper?
I believe H. has a very small root system. And it doesn't
like being repotted. Personally I leave mine alone, at least
until such time as roots start coming out the drain holes of
the pot.
Robert