hanging pitcher plant pruning Nepenthes Gaya Carnivorous plant Monkey Jars Pitcher Plant hanging 45 – Green Charm House of Plants

hanging pitcher plant pruning Nepenthes Gaya Carnivorous plant Monkey Jars Pitcher Plant hanging 45 – Green Charm House of PlantsGaya is a vigorous growing carnivorous tropical pitcher plant with large upright pitchers with cherry red speckles on yellow green backgrounds. The trap mouths are wide and oval. It's parent species are quite adaptable, growing in the open or shade, among grasses and shrubs, very cold tolerant, but prefers warm, humid, bright conditions, good at catching large insects, such as: stink bugs, wasps. Great house plant, that can be grown outdoors in the

Gaya is a vigorous growing carnivorous tropical pitcher plant with large upright pitchers with cherry red speckles on yellow-green backgrounds. The trap mouths are wide and oval. It's parent species are quite adaptable, growing in the open or shade, among grasses and shrubs, very cold tolerant, but prefers warm, humid, bright conditions, good at catching large insects, such as: stink bugs, wasps. Great house plant, that can be grown outdoors in the warm weather with a minimal transition period. Good Nepenthes for beginners.

Light: Bright indirect indoors, I love being where it is light, but where I'am not in direct sunlight.

Watering: You probably already know that I hate it when my roots are dry. I’m happiest when you keep my roots damp by adding small amounts of water. Normally, I’ll be quite happy if you water me with a watering can twice a week when I am indoors. But that really depends on the situation. Watering me twice a week might be just too much or just not enough. So make sure to check that my soil is always damp. If it is a little dry, I would love another sip of water!

I love to shower: To water me, just put me in the sink. Or even better: give me a shower! I’m used to tropical rainforests, remember? And a shower means no water on your nice carpet…

Extra Water: To water me, just put me in the sink. Or even better: give me a shower! I’m used to tropical rainforests, remember? And a shower means no water on your nice carpet…

Temperature: I’m quite comfortable at temperatures between 16 and 24 degrees. Easy, right?

Humidity: medium to high. Use a plant sprayer to keep me humid. If you want to pamper me like I’m in a wellness resort, then use a plant sprayer on me each day to keep my leaves humid or buy me a humidifier that way, I will feel like I am back home in the jungle!

Location: greenhouse, terrarium, windowsill, bathroom

Plant Type: Perennial, tropical.

Toxicity: Pitcher plants are not known to be poisonous to cats. ... As with any plants, you do want to avoid allowing your cat to eat these plants as they can cause tummy upset. However, no major side effects or lasting effects have been noted involving felines and pitcher plants.

Nepenthes x St. Gaya, is a compact, easy-to-grow hybrid of N. khsiana x (ventricosa x maxima).

Nepenthes 'Gaya' - Monkey Jars in nursery hanging pot ϕ-14cm x h-10