Without knowing your location and growing setup (indoors/outdoors), specific diagnosis is limited. However, in the northern hemisphere's fall, brown tips on older pitchers are normal as plants prepare for dormancy. Pitchers last only a few months before drying up.
If new growth shows browning, other factors (water, light, pests) may be involved. Please provide location, growing conditions, water type, and plant age for a more precise answer.
General care info: cobraplant.com/caresheets
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