South Georgia grower's 7-month N. Miranda lost initial pitchers at 1 month, none since. West window, moist soil, vigorous leaf growth. Asked what's wrong.
Light issue. 'Miranda' needs 4–5 hrs direct sun on sunny days. Winter = no pitchers (short days). Lengthening days should help. Leaves should be reddish. Pure green = needs more sun.
Excellent candidate for outdoor summer. Hang under small tree for dappled/intermittent sun. Loves hot humid GA summers. (Indoor window sun << outdoor sun; shade needed outside.)
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