Ive recently noticed the tips of my nepenthes turning dark brown. What does that mean? What can I do to fix it?
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Someone else can add in their thoughts, but my first instinct is crown rot. My second thought is possibly a bacterial infection of some sort.
Are you top watering or bottom? I can see a lot of water sitting on the leaves and that typically isn't a good thing. Place your plants in a tray of some type and they will absorb the water.
Are you top watering or bottom? I can see a lot of water sitting on the leaves and that typically isn't a good thing. Place your plants in a tray of some type and they will absorb the water.
What can I do to fix it?
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Considering the in lauded photos, I believe the OP is referring to the stem area from which the newest growth is emerging.
How can I fix it?
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I have never experienced it personally *crosses fingers AND knocks on wood* so I only remember things I've read previously. Instead of telling you incorrectly I would suggest you Google-fu it or see if someone with better info on here can confidently tell you. When it comes to a CP getting bad info can be deadly and I'd rather avoid that in this case.