Remove all thrips-damaged Sarracenia foliage before spraying—damaged leaves won't recover. Spinetoram (Yates Success) is non-systemic but translaminar; coat exposed tissue thoroughly. Follow label reapplication schedules. Spinosad products (widely available) are similar. Systemic absorption requires some leaf area, but root uptake may occur. Trial and monitor results.
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