Re: Nepenthes in Africa?

Andreas Wistuba (A.Wistuba@DKFZ-Heidelberg.DE)
Wed, 23 Mar 1994 10:04:05 GMT+1

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> I have a few man-eating tree seedlings. Of
> course they are available for trade only, and
> only for species such as N. villosa, N. edwardsiana,
> etc. I also have a few plants of Kite-Eating Tree
> which I'd trade for less rare plants.
>

Hello,

I'would be very interested in a seedling or two of the man-eating tree.
Could you give some details regarding the culture of this plant. Do
you fertilize them or feed them with living prey? What is the favourite
prey of smaller seedlings? Do you grow them in a cage? Any
information is welcome!
I would also be interested of cause in trading for a kite-eating tree!

All the best
(:-))

Andreas

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