A new N. ventricosa lost a bottom leaf to yellow/brown discoloration after a drape fell on it. Diagnosis: **routine leaf senescence**.
Simply **cut off dead pitchers and leaves** as they decline. No treatment needed. The new leaf and baby pitchers confirm the plant is healthy.
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