A 6-year-old Darlingtonia browning rapidly with new growth also affected likely has a root pathogen (fungus or insect). Treat with Bayer 3-in-1 (imidacloprid + fungicide) as a foliar spray in early evening.
Systemic moves into tissues, hitting both root-feeding insects and vascular fungi. Fall application still allows recovery in mild CA climate.
Full recovery may take a full season.
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