Grower's N. bicalcarata (80% RH, 80°F day/70°F night, 2×4ft T5) shows browning on older leaves. Plant otherwise looks great.
T5 tubes run hot; leaves close to tubes may be scorched. Raise lights or increase distance. Species prefers warm nights but not leaf-level heat.
Sarracenia Northwest doesn't grow bicalcarata (too cold in winter). Suggested forum: LHNN Proboards for more opinions.
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