N. Miranda in south window, sink water, SNW soil, Oil City PA. Stopped growing a month ago, no new leaf since 5/27/10. Photo shows pale leaves.
Jeff Dallas: pale new leaves = not enough light. Miranda should have reddish leaves in proper light. Needs at least a couple hours direct sun. West window with strong afternoon sun works best.
Weak orchid fertilizer (1/4 tsp/gal) could help, but light is priority.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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