Bronze or reddish leaves on Nepenthes × 'Miranda' are normal—this hybrid inherits red pigmentation from N. maxima. It indicates good light, not stress. Pitchering may lag by a few weeks; large specimens often start in late April.
N. sanguinea and N. 'Kohala' show lighter bronzing. All three are thriving in an east window with supplemental misting. No action needed—just enjoy the color.
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