Single lid shriveling on an otherwise healthy pitcher indicates seasonal winter decline or relocation stress—not pests. Check for scale (bumps) or thrips (tiny elongated insects) with a hand lens if concerned. Winter pitcher loss is normal; production resumes in March.
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