A grower's S. purpurea in deep peat/perlite/sand bog (8-9 hrs sun, 50-55 ppm water) produced normal pitchers early season, now stunted/deformed. Other bog plants (Sarracenia, cobra, flytraps, pings, sundews) thrive. Asks if overwatering, pests, or other issue.

Unpot and check roots/rhizome for pests. No obvious aphids visible. Treat findings accordingly.
Trace herbicide (e.g., Roundup) exposure can cause deformity. If so, time will dissipate it.
Since only this plant affected in healthy bog, cause is likely localized (pests or chemical).
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