Nepenthes pitchers last 2–3 months, then brown from the top—normal. Trim off when unsightly.
Air layering works but is complex. Detailed coverage in e-book 2nd edition.
Crimson color on N. sanguinea in high light is normal. Preference varies; avoid actual leaf damage.
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