Grower used imidacloprid (Bayer 3-in-1) on N. jamban (died) and N. singalana (similar issues: springtails, no pitchers, but new growth). Asked if chemical caused death.
Bayer 3-in-1 used routinely in Nepenthes house for scale/fungus gnats—no issues. Overuse on small plants could hurt. Fundamental growing problems likely:
Setup looks beautiful; many plants healthy. Recommendations: stage plants by height (bricks for small ones), group by size. N. jamban/singalana issues likely low humidity + warm nights. They want cool nights (50s–60s°F), 70% RH, live sphagnum. Consider separate tank with partial cover and night cooling.
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