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Nepenthes madagascariencis - CarniNep33
Easy to care for
Indoor
No direct sun
Carnivorous
3 cm
4 cm
Nepenthes madagascariencis - CarniNep33
Nepthenes madagascariensis was the first Nepenthes to be discovered by Europeans. As its name indicates, this plant originally comes from Madagascar. As a lowland variety it has less need for a high level of humidity. It grows as a shrub so is ideal as a house plant.
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Nepthenes madagascariensis grows as a bush or shrub that stays close to the ground. It rarely climbs nor does it need to do so in order to become bigger. It will not exceed 2 metres. The slender pitchers are consistently green in colour. Nepthenes madagascariensis is capable of flowering throughout the year, producing clusters of yellowish brown blooms.
As with other Nepenthes species, Nepthenes madagascariensis requires a great deal of sunlight, but not direct sunlight as there is a risk of dehydration. The best temperature for this species is between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius, certainly no lower than 10 degrees or higher than 30 degrees. It should be given rainwater or distilled water regularly but should never be left standing in water. It also needs to be sprayed with water at regular intervals to ensure the pitchers are not empty. This species requires a high level of humidity in order to survive. The best growing medium is neutral to slightly acid peat. No additional feeding in the form of plant food is required. It can be pruned if it becomes too large.
