Question
What can  I expect my Nepenthes to be like in the winter

Answer
Hi Nelson,

This entirely depends on your growing conditions and the species that you have.  In general, Nepenthes will usually slow down in growth during the winter months in response to cooler temperatures and lower light levels.  You might see your plant drop its pitchers and cease pitcher production during this time.  In spring, as the temperature and light levels increase, your Nepenthes will grow faster and resume pitcher production.

Good growing!
Jacob Farin