No new growth for a month, increasing blackening = bleak. Sudden exposure causes dehydration via leaves despite wet soil.
Leaves are dead; plant must use bulb reserves. New growth will be tiny for months. Bulb must stay firm and white.
Start over. Learn proper acclimation from Volume 1 DVD.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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Thrips Damage on Nepenthes: Identification and Systemic Treatment
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Starting Bonsai from Seeds in Challenging Conditions
Ivy Leaf Curl and Drop: Aphids, Mites, or Water Stress
Benign Leaf Galls on Young White Birch
Drosera capensis Black Leaf Tips: Aging, Transition, or Root Damage?
Rescuing Carnivorous Plants from Low Light: Identification and Rehabilitation
Nepenthes Leaves Regrowing from Cut Points: Varietal Trait
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