Hi terry
a bit of a late reply been busy with assignments and exams, but
know i am able to reply to mail, and read all of the letters that
have been sent to me.
The nepenthes that I grow are N.ventricosa, a cross between
N.kahansia and N. ventricosa and a plant called a red tobica, don't
know if this is its real name or not.
It the first time i have grown these plants and are growing quite
successfully on the window sill of my bedroom. I get lots of
sunlight in my room, which keeps it heated, and the humidity stays
between 60 and 80 percent.
But i am still surprised because all of the books i had read on
tropical plants said they needed a hothouse and all of the other
special requirements, but i decided to grow them with the other
sarracenia that i have and i have had no problems at all with
them. All the plants have grown full pitches that are getting
bigger and the red tobica has grown about one a half feet since
about the easter break. So i am quite happywith the results.
check ya later
keith