Sarracenia in a greenhouse with only 2 hours morning sun (then shade) produce weak, wavy, floppy pitchers. They need 6+ hours full sun (like tomatoes). Inconsistent watering also causes wavy pitchers—keep in standing water. Aphids cause twisted, not floppy, growth. Move to full sun for dramatic improvement.
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