
Pat found white webbing in a new pitcher (thought fungus, sprayed), then holes in another pitcher with fine webs. Planter on ground.
Jeff Dallas: caterpillar, slug, or snail. Ground-level planter makes mollusks a strong probability.
Pat noted no damage to sundews or flytraps sharing the tray. Jeff confirmed: Slugs target Sarracenia—especially purpurea and oreophila. Rarely touch VFTs or sundews. Shared photo evidence from nursery.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
www.growcarnivorousplants.com
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