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Keep the pots fooded with distilled, RO, or rain water. You can't overwater a Sarr. If the plants are new to your environment, or haven't experienced temps like they are now they should adjust to it. If there is still new growth coming from the crown, I wouldn't worry because usually the new growth will be able to tolerate the new conditions. If the new growth starts looking like it's burning up or browning then I would consider sheltering the plants during the hot noon hours and give them some shade instead.
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first thing that comes to mind is a root problem- if the roots are comprimised they can't absorb water like they should and the plants wilt. i'm surprised they are wilting because they get alot of water, even though it's hot. i live in ga and temps over 100 don't seem to bother mine at all. come to think of it i've never had a floppy pitcher (never thought i'd say that before)
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Here's an example of the wilting in S. leucophylla. The S. flava is also being affected. Aphids maybe? All of the plants being affected are all in the same general area of the bog while surrounding plants are perfectly fine.
Here's an example of the wilting in S. leucophylla. The S. flava is also being affected. Aphids maybe? All of the plants being affected are all in the same general area of the bog while surrounding plants are perfectly fine.
