oxymel of squill

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