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Nepenthes alata × ventricosa Outdoor Transition: Burn Then Recovery

Moving from south window to 3 hrs afternoon sun under maple: initial wilt/burn normal. New growth points = recovery. Leaves darken, strengthen. Move back inside when nights hit 40s°F.

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