Repotted in pure sphagnum (not peat), full sun, distilled water—still short pitchers in May? Wait until June.
Use peat moss, not pure sphagnum for Sarracenia. Sphagnum holds too much water, reduces aeration.
You didn't say where you live. Climate affects timing. We grow outdoors so plants match customer conditions.
Patience. June will tell the real story.
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