Neem oil works only on contact. For lasting protection, use a systemic insecticide (e.g., Ortho Systemic Insect Killer). It’s safe for Sarracenia and protects for 3‑4 weeks. Apply per label in early spring; repeat once if needed.
If the growing point is an inch below the soil line while the other end of the rhizome is exposed, leave it alone. This often happens when the tip was pressed against the pot wall. After repotting with an inch of space around the rhizome, growth will correct itself naturally over the season. No need to cut or divide.
Good growing!
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