Days 90s°F, nights 75°F, AC at 82°F, 5 hrs morning sun — well within tolerance. N. spathulata grows at Lelani Hapu'u Nursery in Hawaii with warmer summers.
Minor deformity on a new leaf = usually nothing. Could be brief humidity dip, watering inconsistency, or just developmental variation. The growth point is already making the next leaf — plant is active and healthy.
Pitchers aborting en masse, basal dieback, no new leaves, root zone >90°F. You have none of these.
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