Nanthawat's new hybrid from the December open house shows rapid lower leaf yellowing→blackening (3 days/leaf), dried pitchers, but soft flexible growth tip. Conditions: 24W 6500K CFL, 12hr, fan cycling, 50–60°F room temp. Nine neighbors thrive.
Multiple recent transitions (shipping, new environment). Lower leaf die-off isn't alarming if the tip is healthy—N. ventricosa and N. aristolochioides form long vines with woody lower stems. Key fix: raise day temps to 70–75°F (60°F is too cool). Nights are fine. Monitor—if new growth dies, contact for replacement within 30-day policy.
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