20 Year Old Nepenthes Bicalcarata Dying

It is a sad day in the world of carnivorous plants as a 20-year-old Nepenthes bicalcarata has passed away. This stunning pitcher plant, known for its distinctive fangs and bright green coloration, had been a beloved member of our collection for many years.
However, despite our best efforts, the plant had begun to wither and show signs of decline. Rather than letting it go to waste, we made the difficult decision to turn the Nepenthes bicalcarata into cuttings.
With careful precision, we carefully cut the plant into nodes, being sure to preserve as much of its unique features as possible. These cuttings were then planted in fresh soil and given the same care and attention that the original plant had received.
While it is always difficult to say goodbye to a beloved plant, the decision to turn the Nepenthes bicalcarata into cuttings ensures that its legacy will live on. As the new cuttings grow and thrive, they will continue to provide joy and beauty to all who encounter them.
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[@hardyjesus7892]

much love for our fallen brother

[@johnbuntich2626]

hope you were able to save some seed/pollen for lineage

[@meep8212]

Well they said they were taking cuttings so forget lineage it's not a stretch to say the plants still alive

[@StevenYen]

Any reason this would happen?

[@cornondanob6722]

Chopin Nocturne No9 Op2 I actually could play that piece a few months ago on the piano :) beautiful piece

[@joshplayseve]

how many struck?

[@onlinecroc4873]

Does highland species lifespan longer than Lowland Sps?

[@DJJumpdancer]

maybe it needs a hard repott

[@petermakescartoons]

How many cuttings did you take from it?

[@car-fan1212]

I think 3 or 4 - they left the woody part of the vine