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Nepenthes gymnamphora Care: Rare Highland Species

Grower's N. gymnamphora slowly dying. No care sheet found; not in Savage Garden.

Response

Nursery hasn't grown this species much.
Highland decline usually from basic issues: light, temp, humidity, soil.
Best resource: LHNN forum – top Nepenthes experts.
Need grower's specific conditions to advise further.

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