Barrel of Sarracenia, one flava deformed with brown veiny discoloration. Thought aphids, sprayed repeatedly (pirimicarb), no help. Root parasite? Thrips? Safe treatments?
Jeff Dallas: looks like physical/chemical damage—similar to herbicide drift. Insecticidal soaps cause this in hot weather. Pirimicarb (relative of carbaryl/Sevin, similar to Diazinon) likely culprit, especially sprayed on hot day. Dig up to check rhizome; top-water heavily to flush.
Avoid insecticidal soaps and oil-based products.
Good Growing!
Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
https://www.cobraplant.com
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