Nepenthes ventricosa Sunburn Recovery: Transitioning from Full Sun to Bright Windowsill

Diagnosis

Older leaves show burn (bleaching, necrotic patches) from sudden full sun exposure. New growth adapted to lower light looks healthy.

N. ventricosa thrives as a sunny windowsill plant (east, south, or west with sheer curtain). Indoor sun is far less intense than outdoor full sun.

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