Your N. burkei suffered root disturbance from repotting (twice in a short span) and physical damage to the growth point. It’s small (~2 inches), slow-growing, and producing reduced leaves/pitchers—classic stress response.
Recovery will be gradual. Nepenthes are resilient but slow to bounce back from root trauma. Consistent care and patience are key.
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