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Your plant might want more light to make pitchers

@@florabundance i put it right in front of a window a while ago, but it still is being difficult...

Thank you! My mind is blown on a daily basis watching them grow. They are such amazing plants!

I have an instagram, working on being more active on it @florabundancetx

I start my seeds in a grow tent that stays between 70 and 85F

I use Maxsea at a 1/4 strength, twice a month as a foliar feed. Higher fertilization rates can lead to stronger leaf growth, but at the expense of larger pitchers

@@florabundance would using fish pellets, be good enough for now? Just drop a few in the oldest pitchers every two weeks.?

Thank you

I do want to make an update, especially for the small ones at the end!

It's a great clone!

The tent they are growing in only cools down around 5-10 degrees (F) at night

It's still pretty small, but I would like to make an update video when they get a little bigger, stay tuned!

It's totally scripted, lol. There are so many fans and other noises in the background so it's hard to do a single take.

That would be a hard trade for me! I had to wait so long to get a lowii x truncata

@@florabundance Hi! This is me on another account. Quick update, the veitchii was WAY too small so I passed on the trade and have found a BE-3734. I ordered it today!

Nice! I don’t think I could ever trade my lowii x truncata, especially for a 3734 that are fairly common these days. Glad you have both in your collection now! I enjoy your channel and love your enthusiasm, keep up the good work 👍

@@florabundance In australia they are EXTREMELY hard to find, especially for me because they sell out really fast and because of strict import laws pretty much noon can get them.

@@florabundance I've been searching for 5 years to get a veitchii and this is the first one that has been in stock when I tried to buy it

I use sphagnum moss, perlite, and coconut husk chips, roughly in equal parts

Thank you so much for answering😊

Ok these things grow fast!

Good light, regular fertilizer and consistent growing conditions really help them gain size

These seeds were produced by crossing two hybrids in his collection. Zero chance of them being poached. Buyers should definitely do their research to make sure when buying any seeds or plants.

I grow them in intermediate conditions. 82F during the day and low 70's at night

Thank you! 😊

More to come!

I grow them in a tent, but many can adjust to lower humidity

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you!

Interesting! I just looked that one up. It seems to be a very limited batch that was released. I’ll have to keep my eyes open for one to come available

@Florabundance I posted it on youtube shorts if you're curious of what the plant look like. Also, the BE-3734 tend to be more light tolerant than the BE-4033. From personal experience the BE-3734 grows faster and can hold more pitchers than the BE-4033. BE-4033 leaves tend to turn red under the light than BE-3734. Both are growing beside each other with the same type of lights at a very similar distance. As for the BE-4068, the growth speed is in-between BE-3734 and BE-4033, the stripes aren't as bright as the BE-3734 yet.

Hello! I think the plant you are referring to is LVBxVMV

Thank you!

I like the additional air flow to the roots that the orchid pots allow. Once they grow out of the 6inch orchid pots, I plan to bump them to 6 or 8 inch black net bottom pots. I have noticed that algae sometimes grows on the moss that is exposed to light, but haven’t seen any negative effects on the plants.

Hi! The square panels are Yescom 225 White lights from Amazon

I have found most hybrids to be pretty easy going. Veitchii isn't really fussy for me either, just slow. Consistency is key with pretty much all Nepenthes Ive grown.

@@florabundance ok cool. I just got a hamata x veitchii for christmas which was another on my dream list so hopefully I'll figure out to get veitchii hybrids looking good. They're so small now that I doubt I'll have an idea of what they look like for a while, but I can lok at yours till then lol

Thank you!

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If I remember correctly, I originally bought mine as a medium, and they are pretty slow to size up. Once they have enough roots and leaf surface for photosynthesis, the jumps really start.

Nice! They should have tall peristomes and pitcher bodies could be a variety of colors

That’s fair. With some species, there isn’t a whole lot of diversity, but with veitchii, there’s so much! It would be hard for me to only keep one

I do, there can be huge variability, especially among seed grown specimen.

@@Bobby11083 I may only have one veitchii, but I'm currently playing the phenotype lottery, myself... hehehe.

Awesome! They are slow, but steady growers. Not too demanding about conditions either

Thank you! The second seedling from RedLeaf opened a new pitcher since filming and it's already got lots of stripes, even at an XS size. I'm hoping to give Candy Dreams a run for its money, lol

Hi! I believe most were small and a few were xs. Good light, occasional fertilizing, and repotting will help them to size up