Bob
>
> My only Darlingtonia was doing great after a winter in my basement under
> lights. The pitchers are about a foot tall and there are about 25 on the
> clump. I moved the plant outside and the flies came in droves. Now
> several of the newer pitchers are browning where the concentration of
> flies in the base of the trap is the greatest. Note, it isn't browning
> where the leaf contacts the rhizome, but up a cm or two. Any ideas as to
> what is causing this. It is disturbing on such a nice plant. Should I
> move it back inside?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark
> libevans@acs.eku.edu