
Mystery Sarracenia
Without mature pitchers it's tricky, but this is almost certainly a S. psittacina hybrid — very likely the cultivar 'Scarlet Belle' or the species hybrid S. × wrigleyana (psittacina × leucophylla). The curved, decumbent pitchers with white areoles are characteristic.
It grew in low light and may have had aphid damage. Cut it off — it provides little benefit now.
This hybrid stays compact — usually 12 inches or less — but forms beautiful, dense clumps over time. Reference photos here.
Your conditions (full sun, distilled water, 1:1 peat:perlite, water tray) are perfect. Keep the tray filled ~1 inch deep.
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