New Nepenthes 'Red Leopard' arriving. You need it in a hanging pot (cat-proof) by a west sliding door. Repot now or wait?
Repot now. Spring/early summer is ideal. The plant has months to re-establish before winter. Expect 4+ weeks for new pitchers post-transplant. West sliding glass doors are excellent high-light spots.
Bonus tip: It's "butterwort" (wort = leaf in Latin), not "butterwart." Figwort, liverwort, bladderwort, butterwort—all "worts."
Use a well-draining Nepenthes mix (long-fiber sphagnum + perlite + orchid bark). Water with pure water. Patience—Nepenthes reward the patient grower.
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