
A Sarracenia alata from Sarracenia Northwest suffered root rot after water tray fluctuations (drying out, then overfilling). Other plants in the same tray are fine. Leaves are browning, new pitchers affected.
S. alata is tough; it may produce only small leaves or phyllodia this season but should recover by next year. Provide extra winter protection.
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