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Originally Posted by Zawert
Ok the title pretty much says it all. My Nepenthes Rebecca Soper smells from one of its pitchers. I found out that it's only one of them, and that it's the one with a rainworm in it. You can only smell it when you get around 3 centimeters close to it, but how come it smells?
- Is it normal for nepenthes to smell when they digest their food?
Cause if it is, I won't be able to have it in my room I think..
Thanks in advantage :-)
Best regards,
Zawert
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I think thats perfectly normal... if something is decaying inside the pitcher then that smell of decay should escape from the pitcher opening. I dont think that the pitcher fluids have a substance that could retard that smell of decay.