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Nepenthes Leaves Regrowing from Cut Points: Varietal Trait

N. Kohala growing leaves from previously browned/cut points. Other Nepenthes don't do this. Varietal trait or error?

N. Kohala

Expert Answer: Normal for Some Varieties

Jacob Farin: some Nepenthes readily resprout from old nodes; others never do. Not a problem. Ensure recommended conditions. Healthy growth = nothing to worry about. See "Grow Carnivorous Plants" DVD Vol. 3.

Good growing!
Jacob Farin

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