Weylin's N. distillatoria in a terrarium (67°F, 80% humidity, distilled water, 12hr light) suffered root disturbance during repotting. Soil looks slimy. Used Superthrive (¼ tsp) and fertilizer (⅛ tsp) monthly.
N. distillatoria is a strict Sri Lankan lowlander—needs 80s°F days, ≥70°F nights. Current 67°F is too cold. Stop fertilizing until recovery; slimy soil suggests fertilizer buildup. Heating mat under terrarium may not raise air temp enough. Use IR thermometer or soil probe. Aquarium heater in a water jar adds heat + humidity. Do not repot now—adds stress.
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