Red spots - Nepenthes.

From: PHILL MANN (philmann@altu.net.au)
Date: Wed Mar 31 1999 - 06:28:31 PST

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Date: Wed, 31 Mar 1999 22:28:31 +0800
From: "PHILL MANN" <philmann@altu.net.au>
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Subject: Red spots - Nepenthes.

I think you will find the red spots are due to cooler temperatures than
these plants prefer.
It is very common on N. rafflesiana, ampullaria and mirabilis and all
hybrids using these plants.

Phill Mann
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Western Australia
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