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So, I’ve got about a 95% success rate with vegetative propagation / cuttings of various Nepenthes. My jamban is getting to the point where it is 18” tall and about to grow to the top of my modified chest freezer it is growing in.
I want to try propagating it.

Anyone have any success in doing this with jamban ?

My jamban is beautiful, a light pale green pitcher (no red whatsoever). I’d like to share it with someone, and make some $ too. So any advice is appreciated .

Does it have basal shoots? If so you could probably just cut it like you would any other Nepenthes. Remove the vine and cut it into pieces, each one that grows could make you some cash.
If not, you could try to force it to make basals by making the vine droop- if it does not have support and the tip doesn’t face up, the plant might make a basal shoot and increase the odds it would survive having the vine chopped.

Would definitely wait until it has a basal shoot if not already. It gives you sure-strike insurance that you plant will live even after being cut.

OK, I will take it off the support and let the vine droop