Help, something is wrong with my N. talangensis

[ps3isawesome]

as you can see, it's put out two beautiful pitchers. But recently the two newest growth point has been slow to develop.

The first picture was taken on 1/18 and the other pictures was just taken right now 2/9. I am not sure how long it took for the last two pitches to develop but I don't remember it being this long. I have to say the bottom part of the new growth has inflated a little but... ya

What should i do? the condition of the terrarium hasn't changed. The only thing was I fed the other pitcher some blood warms and I gave it a trim. During the trimming process I kind of pushed the plant a little bit.

Help and thanks!!

 

[Hamata-Honzo]

what are your conditions? I know some nepenthes in my care responded this way in the long run when I did not drop the temperatures low enough at night.

 

[ps3isawesome]

Avg high 72 and Avg low 52. They get a good ~20 drop at night.

 

[Dexenthes]

I would advise that you chill out because your plant appears to be fine. Just leave it alone and it should start growing again. Some highlanders (especially pure species), can be a little finicky about their willingness to keep growing whenever and wherever.

 

[NemJones]

I see nothing wrong here

 

[ps3isawesome]

hah okay I'lll chill out. I just kinda freaked because the pitchers stopped growing as fast as it did. Now that I've got you guy's feedback I feel better. THANKS!!!

 

[Sashoke]

Yup, I dont really see anything wrong with it.. I know my N. sibuyanesis does this, even though it has perfect HL conditions.

 

[hcarlton]

N. talangensis is notorious for being a very slow grower, finicky about humidity and temperatures, and sometimes is just temperamental about pitcher production. This is one that requires great patience.

 

[ps3isawesome]

I guess the after the production of two consecutive pitchers I couldn't wait for the third and fourth one. Thanks for bringing me back to reality!!