Four of eight indoor Nepenthes on a lower shelf suddenly wilted, blackened, and lost pitchers after central AC was turned on. Upper-shelf plants were unaffected. The expert diagnoses cold, dry air from the return vent directly above the lower shelf – temperatures in the 50s°F with near-zero humidity. This causes rapid cold damage, especially to lowland varieties.
Stable environment is key; avoid AC drafts on tropical plants.
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