Webbing between trap teeth and on dying leaves, especially without visible insects, strongly suggests spider mites—a common indoor pest.
Rooted cuttings are clones from adult vines, yielding mature plants in ≤1 year. Seed-grown plants take 4–5 years to vine and retain lower pitchers longer. Cuttings may lack lower pitchers depending on source material.
Early mite treatment prevents spread to other plants.
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