My pitcher plant

So last summer I bought a pitcher plant and it thrived all summer. When the seasons changed and it began to get cold I brought it inside to avoid freezing. My plant lost all of its pitchers but its leaves are still nice and green. Now since it is warmer outside so I have moved it back to its outside location. It hasn’t started to produce any new pitchers and in worried it may not be as healthy as I thought. I also reported a few days ago hoping it may help the pblm. Any thoughts and or suggestions?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 05/06/2018 @ 10:42 pm

A Pitcher Plant can be a challenging plant, but the fact that your plant looks healthy is a great sign.
This article will help you.
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