Grower's N. × Marpessa on windowsill: pitchers so slow that only 1–2 exist at once. Asked how to get multiple simultaneous pitchers.
N. × Marpessa = same hybrid as N. × miranda. Multiple pitchers need: lots of sun, warm conditions, fair food. Sun = biggest factor. Reddish leaves = good light.
As houseplant, 1 pitcher at a time normal. Older plants more likely to have multiple.
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