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   Merranda

   over 1 year ago

   If there is still green, there is hope (what I say, anyways lol) ! I would check the rhizome first. That's a big indicator of the plants health. If it's white and firm, then its healthy! If it's discolored (brown, black) and mushy then its declining. I would acclimate it to a stronger lights outdoors (full sun !!), and all of the other care (always sitting in a saucer full ofdistilled/rainwater, proper soil, etc). Normally I find that as long as the care is correct the plant seems to recover within the year. Sarracenia can take quite a while to recover to their former glory. Also, depending on what species of Sarracenia it is can change when they put out the most pitchers. For example, Sarracenia flava puts out nearly all of its pitchers right after winter dormancy, while Sarracenia leucophylla puts out its most and best pitchers right before winter dormancy (early fall, late summer). Hope this helps some !

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     Cowro

     over 1 year ago

     Thank you so much. I’m just struggling to understand why it is dying because it has all the requirements but continues to decline. I’ll try my best to save my little sarracenia though. Thanks!

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