Thank you Wade, Chris, and George for a very informative and educational video on something I am interested in and would like to venture into outside of my orchids and bonsai, the world of carnivorous plants.
What a superb specimen plant! So much bigger than my Miranda. Obviously it loves the conditions you grow it in. Hello Chris 😀 By the way, nepenthes plants are either male or female. They are not self fertile so you aren't ever going to get seed pods unless you get two plants of the opposite sex that happen to flower at the same time. Nice tutorial on propagation! Happy growing!
It’s spelled nepenthes no “a”. They have male and female plants. You have to have both to pollinate. The water is fine if it’s under 100. But anyway, love the video. Thank you!
I just bought this kind of plant and I am trying to find info on it. Strange question, is it okay to take it outside and hang it in my outdoor patio on warm muggy days?
I bought one at a nursery and it was dried out. The merchant told me to take it home and soak it and fill each pitcher with water 1/4 of the way with bottled water. I used reverse Osmosis water. Will my plant be ok?
Best informative video for cuttings. I appreciate your dedication and love for these plants.
Thank you Wade, Chris, and George for a very informative and educational video on something I am interested in and would like to venture into outside of my orchids and bonsai, the world of carnivorous plants.
What a superb specimen plant! So much bigger than my Miranda. Obviously it loves the conditions you grow it in.
Hello Chris 😀
By the way, nepenthes plants are either male or female. They are not self fertile so you aren't ever going to get seed pods unless you get two plants of the opposite sex that happen to flower at the same time.
Nice tutorial on propagation!
Happy growing!
I love my nepenthes so much, they look great in my orchid terrarium. Thanks for the awesome video guys.
Good to see you again Wade. Thanks for sharing and happy growing.
Fantastic video🌿💚🌿
Thank you for the amazing video! Very informational and the two of you are a delight to watch. Greets from Amsterdam.
Great video loads of interesting information, thanks for sharing Wade and George and Chris.
2:42 Nepenthes are NOT bog plants. Most of these things are epiphytes and trying to grow them in bog like conditions will soon lead to root rot
Just what i needed to know! Pretty sue my Miranda got root rot, now i KNOW how to save her! Thank you!
Glad I saw this before I started pruning. Thanks for the info
Wow two of you... awesome
“And wade touches them quite a bit”😅
Will the main plant continue to grow normally after being cut?
The main plant has done fine. However, only one of the cuttings has grown roots.
@@wadesorchids7219 has it started to grow pitchers yet?
@@dantepurgato66 yes it has and it’s starting to vine again too!
It’s spelled nepenthes no “a”. They have male and female plants. You have to have both to pollinate. The water is fine if it’s under 100. But anyway, love the video. Thank you!
Yoshi Nagamatsu I discovered that I was misspelling it after I posted the video. Thanks for the info.
Just what I needed! Thanks you three!
Awe so fun ! Miss all of you so much
Very informative video. Thank you!
I just bought this kind of plant and I am trying to find info on it. Strange question, is it okay to take it outside and hang it in my outdoor patio on warm muggy days?
I bought one at a nursery and it was dried out. The merchant told me to take it home and soak it and fill each pitcher with water 1/4 of the way with bottled water.
I used reverse Osmosis water.
Will my plant be ok?
Educational and insightful, thanks for sharing
Thank's for this video!
Do you have both male and female plants as only then you will have seeds.
I’m a novice as far as carnivorous plants are concerned. Thanks for the information.
Enjoy this video
you cut an entire healthy tendril just to show it to the camera ???????? what tf is wrong with you people ??
Yeah I sucks watching them cut off perfectly healthy pitchers
great video Wade!
Can I sit it in a inch of water ? Like a Venus fly trap or no..Just getting started with my plants
I have a greenhouse
That will probably work fine. Especially if they get like mine where they are pot bound. These are bog plants and bogs usually have standing water.
@@wadesorchids7219 these things are not bog plants. Putting them in standing water will kill them since like orchids the roots need to breathe
You said but a bag over the plant ? Does this really help
Nyc Cookie this keeps the humidity high around the plant. The higher the humidity is, the less moisture lost from the plant’s pores.
Hello I’m just finding your channel
Welcome!! I hope I can help you enjoy your orchids!
@@wadesorchids7219 yes sir I am checking it out. Happy growing from your PhalPal Durrell
Do you think you could grow Nepanthes in hydroponics/ lecca?
Possibly
Sorry but I do not trust anyone making cutting with tools they haven't sterilized, much less rusty tools. There are better videos out there.
this nepenthes is a boy. won't get seed from it
Who's channel is this,? If it's the guy in the blue shirt, great. Get rid of the other guy who keeps talking over you. He's annoying.