Moving 7-year-old N. alata + 3 ventrata to a friend's for 4 weeks: low risk if friend waters well and has a sunny window. Higher risk leaving them unattended.
Some pitcher loss from environment change is possible, but plants usually recover. Pitchering may pause for a week or two.
Friend must: keep soil moist (not soggy), provide bright light, not fertilize. Send care sheet if they're new to CPs.
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