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title: "Hello! I’m concerned about my pitcher plant. It stopped putting out…"
description: "Hello! I’m concerned about my pitcher plant. It stopped putting out pitchers a few months ago and just has those small ones. I repotted it yesterday and…"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/nCqjNmswTlS-vtdufEldHw/bmgnC1K-QeSOytcu0-Z-Bw"
community: "Carnivorous Corner"
author: "Aang"
published: "2024-07-11T23:30:04.222059Z"
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# Hello! I’m concerned about my pitcher plant. It stopped putting out…

_Posted by Aang on 2024-07-11_

Hello! I’m concerned about my pitcher plant. It stopped putting out pitchers a few months ago and just has those small ones. I repotted it yesterday and thought maybe it wasn’t getting enough sunlight although i do have a grow light above where it is, so i put it on my window sill and I came back home to its leaves like this! :(  
Is it sun burnt? or reacting to being repotted?

![Attachment 1 of 2](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/qqphwtuyj2KvKBD5C7Axa6woeie3pyR_7_yJkWt0OfA/p0SyFpVTSsuSilk6DtiS2A.webp?size=large)

![Attachment 2 of 2](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/qqphwtuyj2KvKBD5C7Axa6woeie3pyR_7_yJkWt0OfA/rMySsG7uQOaCBRInhRIFKA.webp?size=large)

## 4 comments

### Ryan commented on 2024-07-12

The first thing with it stopping the production of pitchers, is could be because of a drop in humidity. Nepenthes produce less pitchers if your humidity is too low so that’s probably what that is. Secondly, from my experience nepenthes can get blacked leaves a bit when you transplant them, it’ll recover from it. I would just try to increase the plants humidity!

#### Aang replied on 2024-07-13

thank you!

### nepenthomancer commented on 2024-07-14

It definitely either too cold, not getting enough light, or drying out or being waterlogged. It looks like it’s a ventrata and it seems to be in the right substrate, are you keeping it in good light for 10hrs at least? What’s your humidity and temp like?

### AlexSloj commented on 2024-07-14

I agree with what others are saying. Also, it’s hard to tell from the photo, but do you have your pot in a tray of water? Unlike most other carnivorous plants, Nepenthes don’t typically want to be sitting in water for long periods of time, and instead should be top-watered fairly frequently with adequate drainage

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