I had been pondering on this problem for a long time and perhaps
someone on this mailing list can offer an explanation. I have been
growing my Sarracenia purpurea for almost two years now. During the
summer when I lived in GA and currently at this time of year when I
am living in FL, the topmost portion of the Sarr pitchers on the
edges are dried and brown. I am wondering if this is a result of low
humidity or direct sunlight or from keeping the plant a little drier
than usual this time of year. The plant is not in a complete dry
state but it is not in it's usual pan of water either. Does anyone
have any ideas?
Tracie
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