Nepenthes madagascariensis seedlings
I put some Nepenthes madagascariensis seed on some very wet long-fiber sphagnum moss in a plastic dish. There is always rain water on the bottom of the dish to keep the sphagnum wet.
I put it inside a plastic disposable cake cover, the kind with a black plastic bottom and a transparent dome cover that snaps onto the base securely. I put that where it gets an hour or so of morning sun through a window. The rest of the day it gets light from some CFLs a few shelves above. They began sprouting a few days ago, about a month after I sowed them.
There is one tiny, vertical green thread just off the tip of my finger, and another in the lower right corner of the photo.
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