Got this pitcher plant three days ago and all the pitchers were fine. Put it in a box with some other of my plants and now they’re starting to turn black. What could be the cause of this?
Got this pitcher plant three days ago and all the pitchers were fine. Put it in a box with some other of my plants and now they’re starting to turn black. What could be the cause of this?
I bought mine that way so I am trying to learn as well and hoping someone comments below me and I can read 😜
좋아요 1개I did a quick look up and I was reading something that was saying they’re possibly sensitive to change so that’s why the old pictures are dying, but the new ones will adapt..
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I hope it does better now that it’s warming up here. I had two new leaves and the new pitchers were looking a bit brown. 😭🤦🏻♀️
좋아요 1개Most likely why.
0개 좋아요They are bog plants so they can do this when they need water. I honestly think they are also sensitive to change! I have 2 and they both went a little weird when I got them a few weeks ago. I find the same happens with my 2 sarracenias. If they get too dry they get unhappy. As bog plants, they should be in a couple centimeters of water. Not soaked all the way through just able to stay moist.
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Have you had success with sitting in water? I bought a nepenthes, Venus fly trap, and a hybrid sundew drosera. 2 are sitting in distilled water. Then I assumed my hanging pitcher plant should and google said no 🤷🏻♀️ These are my first 3 ever and it’s not going that well lol. I didn’t know the drosera went dormant and I THINK I plucked out the hibernaculum. It’s in a mini makeshift terrarium and I’m just hoping for the best. My venus fly trap was from a little Walmart kit by the register so who knows there. I trimmed it up and put it in distilled water and it doesn’t look that great. My nepenthes I bought on sale and it already had three pictures that were turning brown, but I’m surprised that it’s growing new growth and the tips are brown. It’s in a south facing window and warm/humid. I only give it distilled water and it’s sitting inside of a plastic cup that is a little bit too small so the water gathers at the bottom but it’s not sitting in it. Kind of creating its own humidity I guess. Your plant looks healthy, so I’m just wondering if you have any advice 😂
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*First 3 carnivores*
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Siri loves correcting pitchers to pictures
좋아요 1개I have treated mine all the same way. Low water level, 16 hours light and it’s naturally warm and humid in there. 4 of them came from the same place! My horticulturist friend says this makes all the difference. My box store small Venus is going to crap. I have given it to her to try and bring back but they are usually already very unwell by the time we get to them. I was in the store for the delivery of my healthy ones. I asked to look in the boxes and got them before they had been opened and mistreated further. My sundew is looking like it’s dying or going dormant! Oh dear I plucked mine too.
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Well at least I’m not alone 😂
좋아요 1개The pitchers aren't bog plants. They like to be damp but not sitting in water
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