A grower wants to bury a 3-inch bare stem section when repotting a Nepenthes with a long woody stem.
Nepenthes are woody vines; bark on lower stems is normal. Burying hides it but the plant will produce more bark as it grows. For a bushier plant, clip the growing tip (first two leaves) to stimulate a basal shoot in 2–3 months.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
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