Weylin's Nepenthes lowii × campanulata shows signs of collapse. He provides photos and growing details: distilled water, 40W CFL tubes for 12 hours daily. He asks if pests, soil issues, or root problems are to blame.
Jacob Farin notes the plant appears to be collapsing, indicating a problem below the soil line. Potential causes include fungal or bacterial infection, soil pests, or severe dehydration. He mentions a previous plant of Weylin's also declined, suggesting a possible common factor.
As a precaution, spray all Nepenthes with a systemic insecticide and fungicide combination (e.g., Bayer Advanced Dual Action Rose & Flower Insect Killer). Follow label directions carefully.
Good Growing!
Jacob Farin
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