
Nepenthes chaniana × veitchii
The spots are likely from strong direct sun through a south-facing window combined with greenhouse-to-home transition stress. The diluted orchid fertilizer probably didn't help, but light is the main factor.
We've grown this cross under simple shop lights in an open tray (no terrarium) — it was beautiful. Your conditions can work with minor adjustments.
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