Damage is permanent, but Miranda grows quickly—new pitchers will appear by spring.
Repot anytime; winter or when pitchers are few is easier. Since the pitcher is damaged, repot now to avoid further disturbance. Use recommended soil mixes from cobraplant.com/caresheets or buy premix. Miranda and ventricosa are forgiving and thrive on a SW windowsill.
Good growing!
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