A prospective buyer liked N. macfarlanei but wondered if an unobscured east window (full sun until 10:30 AM, then diffuse light) plus supplemental grow lights would work—and if kitchen sink fumes (detergents, bleach) would harm it.
Jeff Dallas steers toward N. sanguinea or N. truncata—both vigorous, large, and low-maintenance in sunny windows.
The east window is excellent. Kitchen fumes are rarely a problem; just avoid splashing chemicals directly on the plant. Jeff keeps sundews and butterworts (more sensitive than Nepenthes) over his sink with no issues.
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