nepenthes ampullaria (winter)

anyone familiar with these beasties? It's the carnivorous pitcher plant with
the pitchers at the base as well as on the ends of the leaves. I can't tell
whether mine is dying or just closing down for the winter. And can't work
out whether it wants more heat or less

cheers

Jon

"Oxymel of Squill" <quisquis@ntlworld.com> writes:

Presumably you've googled for it and found pages like
http://hubben.crosswinds.net/cps/Nep...mpullaria.html which
suggest it wants to be at 18-35C and 80% humidity with partial shade?
It grows on the forest floor in the wild.

Anthony

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1 15th November 11:28 oxymel of squill External User Posts: 1	nepenthes ampullaria (winter) SPONSORED LINKS BY GOOGLE anyone familiar with these beasties? It's the carnivorous pitcher plant with the pitchers at the base as well as on the ends of the leaves. I can't tell whether mine is dying or just closing down for the winter. And can't work out whether it wants more heat or less cheers Jon

2 15th November 16:58 External User Posts: 1	nepenthes ampullaria (ampullaria) SPONSORED LINKS BY GOOGLE "Oxymel of Squill" <quisquis@ntlworld.com> writes: Presumably you've googled for it and found pages like http://hubben.crosswinds.net/cps/Nep...mpullaria.html which suggest it wants to be at 18-35C and 80% humidity with partial shade? It grows on the forest floor in the wild. Anthony