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Pitcher plant-Nepenthes Gaya
Pitcher plant-Nepenthes Gaya
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Pitcher Plant – Nepenthes Gaya – The Exotic Carnivorous Beauty!
The Nepenthes Gaya, also known as the Pitcher Plant, is a fascinating and exotic carnivorous plant that adds a touch of mystery to any collection. With its vibrant, tubular pitchers that can trap and digest insects, this plant is as captivating as it is unique. Its lush green foliage, combined with its deep maroon or purple pitcher colors, makes it a stunning conversation piece and a true marvel of nature. Not only is it a beautiful plant, but it also serves as a natural pest control companion!
🌱 Care Instructions:
- Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. Too much direct sunlight can scorch its leaves, so keep it in a spot where it can get plenty of filtered light.
- Water: Use distilled water, rainwater, or purified water, as regular tap water can harm the plant. Keep the soil moist, but not waterlogged. Make sure the pitchers stay filled with water, as this is how the plant traps insects.
- Humidity: Thrives in high humidity (50% and above). Consider placing it in a humidity tray or using a humidifier to maintain moisture levels, or even grow it in a bathroom with ample humidity.
- Soil: Requires a well-draining, acidic mix, such as sphagnum moss or a carnivorous plant mix. Avoid using regular potting soil as it can harm the plant.
- Growth Tip: As a carnivorous plant, Nepenthes Gaya thrives on the nutrients it receives from the insects it traps. If you’re growing it indoors and it’s not catching enough bugs, you can supplement its diet with small insects or feed it bug-based fertilizer.
🚚 Shipping & Damage Policy:
All live plant sales are final. Most orders ship Monday-Wednesday, depending on the destination. If your plant arrives damaged/broken, please contact us within 24 hours of delivery at orders@propandgrow.com with photos of the plant and packaging, and we will work on a replacement or refund.
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Shipping was a little delayed, probably due to recent hurricane issues. Despite that, the plant is beautiful, looks healthy, and has lots of pups.