I would never take the attribute "Highlander"/"Lowlander" too
seriously. It seems to be crucial not to tell your plant that it's
growing nicely under wrong conditions. It's going to get sick
immediately realizing that it's too hot/too cold:-)
Seriously: There are only very very few species which are really
picky e.g. N. villosa (high), N. bicalcarata (low).
Most can tolerate a compromise which does allow growth (not the
optimum growth of cause).
Bye,
Andreas
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