The reddish-brown spots and crispy edges on the older leaves of your N. ventricosa are classic leaf burn. This species is less sun-tolerant than N. miranda. The plant likely came from a shadier nursery environment, and sudden full sun exposure scorched the existing foliage.
New growth will emerge adapted to the higher light. This is a common, fixable issue—not a fatal one.
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