With summer 26–28°C/20–24°C and winter 22–24°C/19–20°C (40–60% humidity), you have lowland conditions. All listed species (truncata, vogelii, fusca, rafflesiana, veitchii, veitchii × lowii) will thrive—get lowland veitchii form.
Heliamphora heterodoxa × minor works on south window—mist daily if humidity low, acclimate slowly.
Any lowland/intermediate Nepenthes suits your setup. Mist 2–3× daily if humidity drops.
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