Brown Spots on Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle': Normal Pitcher Aging from Heavy Feeding

Cause

Brown patches low on the pitcher indicate bacterial breakdown of abundant prey. Unsightly but harmless.

Trim dead tops; leave green bases to finish nutrient absorption. No treatment needed.

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