Wipe the orange area with a damp paper towel. If color transfers, it's likely fungal (rust/algae) – treat with sulfur/Neem. If color is integral to leaf, it's anthocyanin from high light – normal and desirable.
N. truncata in bright light develops orange/red mottling. Your conditions (dappled sun, bright indirect, cool nights) are ideal for coloration.
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