Vickie had Nepenthes 5 months, doing well, forming pitchers, weird long stem with seeds at end. Cut dying lower leaf with razor, now stalk base yellowing after a week. Two large stalks in pot, other fine. Asks: cut all and root pieces? Wait? Too late?
Christopher: If vine tip still growing, it's fine. Nepenthes generate new vines from lower undamaged parts. Yellowing base = natural aging (bark formation) after lower leaves die. The "seed stem" is a flower scape—won't produce seed (needs male+female). Can take 8-12" cuttings in water or moist soil for propagation. Give time; basal browning is normal.
Good Growing!
Christopher
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