A grower’s Nepenthes in a high window got dawn–2pm direct sun but no pitchers. Photos showed plants hanging in the upper window.
Jeff Dallas spotted the issue: angle of incidence. High-hanging plants receive far less light due to sun angle. Lower them into the bottom third of the window with extension hooks/chains. Light intensity doubles on the shelf. With lengthening spring days, pitchering should improve quickly.
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