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u/Enigmafoil 22h ago
Part of me says "this is insanely red just keep going for fun" given it's a common hybrid, the other part of me says "it'll be high enough to maybe actually burn in a few leaves' time, move it"
This is insanely red, kinda hard not to lean toward letting it burn
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u/LenasLittlePlants 22h ago
lol. It’s 2 feet below the (bright) light and not getting taller very quickly, so growing height isn’t really going to affect the ppfd. It’s more the steady buildup over time.
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u/Enigmafoil 22h ago
You know far more about light than I do, I can guarantee you that. That is the corner of my cultivation that I’ve neglected the most - truly understanding light
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u/SubstantialRow7388 Hampton Roads| Zone 8A-B | any/everything 20h ago
Is your steak ever too juicy, or is your bank account ever too full? Nah, seriously though, or should be fine. High red is good on a Miranda, as long as it's not burning or forming, you're golden.
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u/Vardl0kk Italy|Zone 9a|sarrs,vfts,sundews,neps,helis,utrics 22h ago
Nah it’s fine you’ll get huge pitchers this way
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u/get_learnded85 15h ago
Damn put some aloe on the poor plant asap sheesh lol jk do not do that its a terrible joke. Looks very pleasing to the eyes thats for sure



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u/FourMillionBees 23h ago edited 21h ago
omg… ok i mean it’s certainly the reddest N. Miranda i have ever seen but i don’t see any burning and the traps look ok so i wouldn’t say there is anything “wrong” with it.
I will say though, when you expose a nepenthes to extreme light to the point where the leaves turn bright red like this, the leaves will always stay relatively small and curved down — you won’t get the big long leaves Miranda are known for
I personally would move it back a little, just to where the leaves are bronze and not all red just to ease up some stress on the plant.