Hi,
few years ago i got this Nep. alata and after some advices that i've received here, it grow very well and very fast.
At first, it had grown many pitchers, some big and full and others small but all healthy and in plenty. as the time went on, it had gradually reduced the pitchers producing that has gone into 0 in the last year but started to grow very high very fast.
it is now more than 2.5 meters high with one main stalk and two other small ones but no pitchers what so ever.
I have two questions:
1. can i cut it in the middle and make it grow roots so i'll have two plants and how is it done?
2. how can i make it remember that it is carnivorous plant and that it should grow pitchers??
thank you very much up front,
Maor
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