N. sibuyanensis grows like N. ampullaria—pitchers on the forest floor. This habit correlates with high humidity needs. Your west window + lamp setup likely lacks sufficient ambient moisture.
Plastic pot + orchid mix/sphagnum is fine. Terra cotta dried too fast.
This species may always need elevated humidity. Test enclosure—if pitchers form, you’ve found the key.
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