I know an academic who would be delighted to talk about Nepenthes etc. His name is Dr Barrie Juniper, at Plat Sciences, University of Oxford. E-mail him your questions on barrie.juniper at plants.ox.ac.uk. Also, probably out of print, but he coautheored a great book on carnivorous plants with Professor Sir Richard Southwood.
Good luck
DT
lorisarvendu wrote:
> I have a venus fly trap, which I've had for about 2 months now. It's
> doing very well, and now appears to be putting out a flower. Is this
> usual for the UK in winter?
> I also have a pitcher planet (nepenthes) which is doing suspiciously
> well too.
> They are both on an east-facing window ledge in a nice warm
> double-glazed (& steamy) bathroom.
> Can anyone advise me about how regular I should be feeding these?
> cheers
> -L:)
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