
N. ventricosa with spots on a few leaves, all old pitchers dead, one new pitcher growing. Misted with filtered water, under grow light, Washington state.
Spotting pattern suggests a past cold shock. If limited to older leaves and new growth is clean, the plant will grow out of it with stable conditions.
Use a magnifier on leaf undersides. Tiny, elongated insects = thrips. Treat with spinosad or systemic if found.
Misting inhibits pitchering in Nepenthes and provides negligible humidity benefit. Water at the soil level only.
Reference: Nepenthes Care Guide
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