A grower asked if their dead N. jamban and N. ventricosa could resprout, citing an online article about a plant regenerating from roots after heat kill.
Possible but unlikely. The referenced plant was large; its top died but roots survived. Small plants that die from root rot rarely have viable root tissue left. Don't get hopes up.
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