🌿 When your Nepenthes collection gets too big 🏔️ Getting critical about your plants

In the first years, most Nepenthes beginners go on a buying spree—every plant looks amazing, and suddenly, your home is overflowing with greenery. But after 3-5 years, reality hits: space is limited, care routines take more time, and you start to realize not every plant is a keeper. In this video, we’ll talk about how to transition from a plant hoarder to a thoughtful collector, and how to decide which plants to keep. 🌿✨

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Why this channel?
I plan to show you how other nepenthes growers from around the world grow their plants on their windowsill and grow tent.
If you are interested and want to show us your plants, contact me so that I can set an interview.
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Happy growing everyone!
Remy.

[szanar]

Am I the only one who sells the extra plants/cuttings and runs to get new neps RIGHT AWAY because I can't stop myself the moment I see 3 inches of free space

[espcustom]

Great to see a new vid from you buddy ! These plants progressed a lot since the last one !

[Gehrungs_Greenhouse]

Ive run out of good grow space and still bought a ton more plants I know the feeling!

[Ty-njcy]

Hey! I Just had a quick question regarding your nepenthes substrate. I see you use live sphagnum to top dress most of your neps, though I can't seem to find a video addressing the benefits of this practice, or how to keep the moss alive? Would love to hear from you :)

Best wishes from Newfoundland 🇨🇦

[Tjsbackwoodserpentarium]

That is a great topic on how to sell nepenthes

[Minth_aaa]

This is why I stopped buying a bunch of cheap plants. Maybe I'll get them later but I need to prioritize what I actually want first.

[DannyStammers]

Nice update!
Since I had experience with 'collection' type hobbies in the past filling up my house (and spending copious amounts of money on them), I've been very specific with my carnivorous plants. I keep the adult size of the plant in mind. I buy my plants as small as I can (usually 3-5cm tall), but still won't allow myself to go further.
Sad to say, I'm pretty much 'full'.
I've also bought a few species that stay pretty small with small pitchers (argentii, tenuis, etc.). This compensates for the monsters.

[lectric]

9:41 bro has growing moss on the zippers of the tent god damn

[notbarus]

Update, great! The moment I saw you getting another truncata and it's hybrid on there over a year ago I thought you were crazy I knew this would happen. That's why you should only buy plants you really like. I may have 4 rajahs in my growtent but those will take years to grow, and I also plan to sell 2 of them in the future.

[skark]

theres no thing such as too much plants...u just need to buy a bigger home😉

[Wolfslashs]

Are you planning on doing any more plant sales after june?

[SUS_]

How often do you water your nepenthes and do you allow drying time?

[origamisensei]

Always buy N. argentii and N. micramphora and you will never have problems with space