Punch ¼-inch holes in the dome, adding 3–4 more every 3 days for two weeks until it resembles Swiss cheese, then remove. Nepenthes pitchers don't open/close; lids wilt in low humidity. Sarracenia purpurea needs water in pitchers. New butterwort/sundew leaves adapt naturally. Keep the sole Sarracenia pitcher and adapt slowly.
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