A grower with a thriving 10-gal aquarium of temperate CP asks about a new N. ventrata: do cut pitchers regrow on the same leaf?
Once a pitcher fully forms, leaf growth ceases. When it dies, the leaf is senescing—no replacement pitcher emerges. New pitchers only appear on new leaves. This differs from Sarracenia (whole leaf = pitcher) or Cephalotus (distinct pitcher/non-pitcher leaves).
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