A grower successfully rooted a large N. maxima cutting (4 leaves, 3 months, inch-long roots) in a vertical 10-gallon aquarium with high humidity and asked about transitioning, fertilizing, and whether to cut the growing tip.
Do not cut the tip. Let it grow and develop pitchers for a couple months to build a stronger root system. You can prune later to force basal shoots if desired.
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