A grower moved H. minor to a new Exo-Terra terrarium. Conditions: warmer (low 80s°F days, mid 50s°F nights), lower humidity (40% → 70% after plastic wrap on screen top). After 4 days, dark spots appeared on leaves—don't scratch off.
Jacob Farin: spots are minor leaf damage from sudden humidity drop. Normal and often unavoidable during acclimation, even with careful transition.
Heliamphora are among the slowest carnivorous plants. Patience is not optional—it's required. The spots are cosmetic; the plant will outgrow them.
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