Nepenthes Tropical Pitcher Gaya Buddha Hybrid Plants 3 or More Shoots - Fly Trapers Plant
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Nepenthes, often called tropical pitcher plants or monkey cups, are fascinating carnivorous plants known for their distinctive pitcher-shaped leaves. These modified leaves serve as traps for insects and other small prey, which the plant digests to obtain nutrients, particularly in nutrient-poor soils. Nepenthes are native to tropical regions, especially Southeast Asia, and are admired for their unique appearance and interesting method of survival.
Light
Bright, indirect light is ideal. Nepenthes thrive in areas with filtered sunlight or partial shade.
Avoid direct sunlight, as it may scorch their delicate leaves.
Temperature & Humidity
Temperature:Prefer warm temperatures (25–35°C) during the day
Humidity: Nepenthes require high humidity levels (60–80%). If you’re growing them indoors, use a humidity tray or mist regularly.
Watering
Use only pure water like rainwater, distilled, or reverse osmosis water, as Nepenthes are sensitive to minerals in tap water.
Keep the soil consistently moist, but avoid waterlogging. They prefer damp but well-draining conditions.
Soil
Use a well-draining, low-nutrient mix. A common mix is sphagnum moss combined with perlite or orchid bark.
Do not use regular potting soil as it contains too many nutrients, which can harm the plant.
Feeding
Nepenthes get nutrients by trapping insects in their pitchers. If growing indoors where insects are scarce, you can feed them live insects like small crickets or freeze-dried mealworms every 1-2 weeks.
Avoid fertilizing these plants directly, as they are sensitive to high levels of nutrients.
Repotting
Repot every 1-2 years to refresh the growing medium, usually in the spring or summer.
Be gentle with the roots, as they can be delicate.
Ventilation
Ensure good air circulation around the plant to prevent fungal growth, especially in humid environments.
Dormancy
Unlike some other carnivorous plants, most Nepenthes do not require a period of dormancy. However, highland species may experience slower growth during cooler months.
Pitcher Maintenance
Occasionally, the pitchers may dry out or die back. Remove dead pitchers to encourage new growth, but keep the leaves intact.
Keep the pitchers filled with a small amount of water if they dry out (use distilled water).
Pests
Watch for pests like aphids, mealybugs, or spider mites. Use gentle insecticidal soap if needed, but avoid heavy chemicals that could damage the plant.
By following these guidelines, Nepenthes plants can thrive and produce beautiful, functional pitchers.
Name | Nepenthes Tropical Pitcher Gaya Buddha Hybrid Plants 3 or More Shoots - Fly Trapers Plant |
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SKU | IP83 |
Vendor | Suluz Orchids |
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- Dispatch: Within 1-3 Days
- Delivery: Usually 1-7 Days based on region
Returns policy
We recommend videography of package while opening to know about the plant condition due to shipping handling, Any damage to plant due to shipping will rectified as soon as possible. You need inform to us within 3 days.