Plant attacked by mold in February, treated with fungicide/sulfur. Now sending up pitchers. If it survives, it'll be small this year and maybe next. Unpotting, scraping dead tissue, and re-spraying fungicide improves odds but is effort-intensive. Many would start over.
Slow Nepenthes ventrata Pitchering and Sarracenia Purpurea Spot
Judith Hindle Vitality Check: Rhizome Examination Required
Pruning Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle' Before Winter Mulching
Saving Venus Flytraps from Fertilized Miracle-Gro Peat Moss
Rescuing an Indoor-Grown Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle': Skip Dormancy This Year
Feeding Sarracenia 'Tarnok' and 'Judith Hindle': Why It's Low Priority
Managing Large Prey Decomposition in Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle'
Lavender Decline in Tropical Climate: Phytophthora Risk, Watering, and Soil Mix Adjustments
Native Plant Restoration on Missouri Clay: Zone 6 Xeriscape Guide
Dendrobium Decline After Vacation: Repot Tight, Restrict Water, Support New Growth
Spider Mites on Nepenthes: Recognition and Neem Oil Treatment
Should You Cut a Venus Flytrap Flower Stalk? Depends on Plant Health
Judith Hindle Pitcher Plant: Growth Habits, Winter Care, and Flowering
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