A grower's Nepenthes 'Red Leopard' developed black tips on the lowest leaf after moving to a lower-light NE window. Jeff Dallas explains this is normal for older leaves on vining Nepenthes. As the plant climbs, lower leaves yellow, brown, and drop. No action needed.
For support, stake the vine or use a hanging basket. To maintain bushiness, prune the stem—new shoots will emerge from dormant nodes at leaf margins. Cuttings can be rooted. Detailed instructions are in Sarracenia Northwest's DVD #3.
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