Darren accidentally snapped a 3-inch healthy root with a branched tip off his N. maxima during repotting. He potted it in long-fiber sphagnum under a 40W light, sitting in water, and asks about moisture, fertilizer, and survival odds.
Unlike Cephalotus and many Drosera, Nepenthes do not strike from root cuttings. Discard the root.
The plant will recover; the lost root won't regenerate a new plant.
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