I posted this on another tribe, but no bites so far...
Maybe you cuties can help!
Does anyone have any recommendations for getting my year-old pitcher plant to come back into flower? Currently it resides outdoors (I'm in Kansas City so it's plenty humid) in a mostly sunny spot. I have it in loose, fast draining soil mixed with sphagnum in a terracotta pot with a drain hole. It's growing plenty of new leaves and seems happy, but alas no flowers. Poo!
Any thoughts?
Maybe you cuties can help!
Does anyone have any recommendations for getting my year-old pitcher plant to come back into flower? Currently it resides outdoors (I'm in Kansas City so it's plenty humid) in a mostly sunny spot. I have it in loose, fast draining soil mixed with sphagnum in a terracotta pot with a drain hole. It's growing plenty of new leaves and seems happy, but alas no flowers. Poo!
Any thoughts?
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Re: Nepenthes
Fri, July 29, 2005 - 4:05 PMI just got my pitcher plant to reflower by watering it and misting it everyday, plus moving it to my bathroom, which is super-humid and gets a ton of sunlight. It is thriving!
