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I got a Sarracenia flava var. cuprea at a LACPS meeting. After few months the pichers started to get smaller so i , thought that the cool weather did this, then just a couple weeks ago the pitchers started to deform. I never saw any pest on it. I will put pics asap
New pitchers look deformed? Flava tends to do its thing in spring and grows smaller, floppier pitchers in mid summer onwards. After that, phyllodia leaves are produced.
It looks like the seasonal growth changes that Alexis posted about to me.
As for the last photo the growth pattern could be anything. Could be aphids, could be not enough water or temperature extremes during a critical period in the leaf growth. Sometimes they just grow that way for no apparent reason or look that way for a while but develop "normally".
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