White patches on leaves followed by pitcher wilting in a plant receiving 8+ hours of sun and pure water suggests a pest or fungal issue not visible to the naked eye.
If symptoms persist, unpot and inspect roots for rot or pests. Contact the seller if the plant was recently shipped.
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