Brown patches on leaf edges, brown midrib near tip, leaf curling—classic cold damage. Plants were on an uninsulated porch; night temps likely dropped too low. Indoor 60W household light (incandescent?) is grossly insufficient.
Current damage is permanent. Recovery takes 6+ months; new basal shoots will replace lost foliage. N. sanguinea may not survive if too far gone.
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