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13 years ago

i have a few neps but i think i chose the wrong ones for my region

im planning to by new ones but need the correct ones for my region

i live in l.a. california and it gets really hot(90) with low humidity days and nights with(60)fairly cold winters with high humidity

i am also on a limited budget

please help me on which nep will suit this region

Comments (3)

tommyr_gw Zone 6
13 years ago
Go here and chose one of the appropriate links!

http://cobraplant.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=34&chapter=4&zenid=95a232f5f1d8cabae8186402063a0734
petiolaris
13 years ago
D. binata and D. capensis are good choices.

{{gwi:569108}}D. binata

{{gwi:569111}}D. capensises
jc91745
Original Author
13 years ago
im looking for a nepenthes plant and i already tried the cobra plant link

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