A Nepenthes ventricosa × singalana declined in standard peat mix under CFLs with fertilizing. Jeff Dallas diagnosed early root rot from overly wet, fine peat. Solution: repot immediately into a loose, airy mix of New Zealand long-fiber sphagnum moss and perlite (tropical mix). Continue weak fertilizing. Allow a month for recovery.
Many Nepenthes rot in heavy peat; sphagnum-perlite provides essential aeration.
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