A grower asks if a Nepenthes leaf grows a new pitcher after the old one is cut off.
Each leaf produces one pitcher. Once it dies and is removed, the leaf persists a few months then dies. New leaves with new tendrils/pitchers emerge from vine tips.
Don't expect regrowth on old leaves; look for new growth points.
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