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Nepenthes 'Miranda' Care: Light Hours and Night Temperature Requirements

Nepenthes 'Miranda' thrives as a houseplant in bright west/north windows with 4-5 hours direct sun. No significant night cooling needed—warm nights are fine. Large plants need space; avoid cold drafts. Detailed care at Sarracenia Northwest's Nepenthes guide.

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