Tony's month-old N. x hookeriana fell off a chair, pitcher fluid spilled. Nothing broken. Refilled pitchers with rainwater. Will it suffer shock?
Takes more than a fall to shock Nepenthes. Shock comes from extreme condition changes. We ship hundreds weekly—boxes get dropped/tossed, plants arrive fine. Yours will be too.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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