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Nepanthes - old growth...
Hi All,
I have a Nepanthes (pitcher plant) growing happily on my bathroom windowsill. The original 2 vines haven't made any new growth this year and most of the pitchers on these vines have gone brown. The leaves are still OK though. I have 4 other vines which apeared from the base of the old ones which are very happy and have many new leaves and pitchers. My question is - what should I do with the 2 old vines? Can I cut them back a bit, fully, to the root etc? Or can I remove just the dead / dying pitchers and leave... Thanks, Matthew |
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