N. khasiana adapts well to windowsill culture. A west window with direct afternoon sun (filtered by sheer curtain) is ideal. East or south also work if bright.
North windows rarely provide enough direct light for pitcher formation.
Nepenthes hamata Small Leaves, No Pitchers: Light and Temperature
Growing Nepenthes and Cephalotus in Zone 9 California: Outdoor or Lights?
DIY Shade Solutions for Nepenthes in Sunny Windows
Supplemental Lighting for Nepenthes on a Windowsill
Light Needs for Nepenthes × deRoose's Alata: 2–4 Hours Direct Sun OK
Photoperiod Management for Nepenthes: Seasonal Light Adjustments and Flowering
Optimizing Fluorescent Light Distance for Nepenthes sanguinea and N. 'Miranda': Close Is Better
Supplemental LED Lighting for Indoor Nepenthes: Setup and Acclimation
Troubleshooting Dying Tips on Nepenthes aristoloides
Nepenthes 'Lady Pauline' Loved to Death: Stability, Soil, Water, and the Fan Mistake
Nepenthes ventricosa Not Pitchering After Outdoor Move: Shock and Stabilization
Assessing Light Adequacy for Nepenthes and Cape Sundew on a West Window
Moving Nepenthes from West to Southeast Window: Follow the Sun
Rescuing a Stressed Nepenthes bicalcarata: Light, Temperature, and Repotting
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