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If the pot is too small, also, or not really heavy, the plant might topple over if it's sufficiently long. If it's because of that reason, I suggest mixing pumice into the potting mix, and/or repotting to a bigger pot.
If the pot is too small, also, or not really heavy, the plant might topple over if it's sufficiently long. If it's because of that reason, I suggest mixing pumice into the potting mix, and/or repotting to a bigger pot.
It may also stem from light. Like most people said here, nepenthes are a climbing genus. If you have an unstaked, 2 foot tall ventrata, it's just vining. If you have a 3 inch plant and it's toppling over, it's definitely a light issue.
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