A grower’s Nepenthes ‘DeRoose’s Alata’ (common vigorous hybrid) in north light shows red stems/spots, no pitchers. Considers moving to bathroom near shower.
Plant looks healthy. #1 reason for no pitchers: insufficient light. Place in west/south window with 3–4 hrs direct sun. Bathroom humidity won’t fix light deficit. Read our Southeast Asia Pitcher Plant guide and compare.
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