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Hey everybody,

i accidentally spilled a bit of my nepenthes x ventrata's digestive enzymes that were inside the pitchers, are these lost enzymes replaced with new ones or have i lost those enzymes for ever?

PLEASE ANSWER I AM QUITE WORRIED. :tu:

P.S. I was moving around the cp's table and i stumbled by the table and sort of moved it a little with my foot, a pitcher which is sort of sideways spilled a bit of transparent funny smelling liquid, i'm shore they are digestive enzymes.

For being 2 inch pitchers it spilled quite a bit of the digestive enzymes, thats why im a little worried. Well at least the Sundew is completely fine and the Nepenthes is fine except for that.

PS could i fill up the pitcher with rain water or not?

thanks everybody, please do respond.

bye.

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Don't worry about it at all. If you want to feel better about it fill the pitcher one-third full of RO or DI water and just let it sit. Whether it produces juice its own is dependent on how happy it is in the given conditions.

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