Nepenthes Sanguinea
Nepenthes Sanguinea
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Nepenthes Sanguinea is endemic to parts of Malaysia and Thailand and has a wide growing range. It's an easy grower with beautiful pitchers that grow in variety of conditions thanks to its altitude range. The pitchers range in colors, but with ours we've seen a strong amount of greens in the pitcher and their peristomes. Within the pitchers, they showcase a red speckling. We expect their colors to be much more prominent to this species as these become older and larger.
These come pre-potted with sphagnum moss in a a 3.5" pot or in an 8" hanging basket pre-potted with sphagnum moss, coco coir, and large perlite.
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Care Instructions
Light
Part sun or shaded sun (pool screens are great). Avoid afternoon sunlight to prevent sunburn. Can also sit on a sunny windowsill inside.
Water
- Water as planting material starts to dry out on top. Nepenthes should be kept moist, but not wet.
- Only use distilled, rain, or reverse osmosis water. Do not use purified water. Any water with > 50 PPM TDS will kill your plant over time. Filtered water is often not filtered enough for these plants.
Temperature
Our plants are generally lowland or intermediate. We recommend a 5-10F drop in temperatures minimum nightly. Plants should not be left outside in temperatures under 55F. Humidity should be 50%+.
Fertilizer
Fertilize in the evening every two weeks with a ¼ teaspoon of MaxSea 16-16-16 mixed with 1-gallon of water. Spray the leaves. You can also put Osmocote pellets (14-14-14) inside of a pitcher after it opens to provide food if kept indoors. If outdoors, they will get food naturally, though spraying with fertilizer will often help.