Young Nepenthes Have Disproportionately Large Pitchers
Like human babies with big eyes, juvenile Nepenthes produce pitchers that look huge for their leaf size. As the plant matures, proportions normalize per species. Your N. 'Bellii' is normal.
This species needs near-full sun. Smaller new growth = light starvation. Solutions:
Light is the primary driver of fork-leaf sundew vigor.
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