Gary rescued a Nepenthes from a death cube, acclimated to low humidity, under 100W CFL equiv (12 hr). Species unknown. Wants generic care until ID.
99% of death-cube Nepenthes are N. sanguinea, N. ventricosa, or N. alata hybrids—easy windowsill growers. SNW care sheets cover them perfectly.
Follow standard Nepenthes care: bright light, pure water, airy mix, gradual humidity acclimation.
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