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Apply as a growerNepenthes Lowii key facts
- Growing Difficulty
- Advanced
- Lifespan
- 10+ years
- Size
- Vine 30-150cm
- Temperature
- 12〜25℃
- Watering
- Animal droppings, insects
- Light & Placement
- Give it bright light in a spot that stays cool. As a highland species it is best kept in a setup with temperature control.
- Watering
- Keep the sphagnum moist with purified water or rainwater and maintain high humidity. Never let the medium dry out.
- Temperature & Overwintering
- The ideal range is 12-25°C with highland care that includes a day-night temperature drop. Among highland species it is relatively easy.
- Soil & Repotting
- Use sphagnum moss alone and keep it well aerated. Repot gently to avoid damaging the roots.
- Fertilizer
- In the wild it uses mammal droppings as a nitrogen source. In cultivation it needs almost no fertilizer; if any, use it very diluted.
- Pests & Cautions
- Summer heat is its greatest enemy. Keep it cool with a day-night drop and it grows sturdily for a highland species.
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