If a Sarracenia rhizome splits during a fall, and both pieces have roots, they'll survive. Growth slows temporarily as energy redirects to root recovery, but losses are rare. Pot each division separately in fresh mix.
For a Nepenthes truncata not producing leaves for three months: insufficient information to diagnose. Check light, temperature, humidity, and root health. Highland species need a nighttime temperature drop. Repotting stress can also pause growth.
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