The large pitcher dying back is normal humidity shock from the retail cube. Cut it off to reduce transpiration. Acclimate slowly: drill a few holes in the cube daily for two weeks, then remove the plant entirely.
Darlingtonia are finicky. Even experienced growers lose them. Use live sphagnum, cool nights, and pure water. Consider indoor summer growing with AC.
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