N. 'Miranda' is a lowland hybrid requiring 70%+ humidity. Outdoors with misters may not suffice if ambient RH is low. Best: humid terrarium or 3–4× daily misting in shade. Without high humidity, it survives but won't pitcher.
Watering 4×/day doesn't substitute for humidity. Light was adequate (leaf burn occurred previously).
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