The Pitchers On My Pitcher Plant Are Turning Brown

The attached picture is from your site and my plant looks exactly like this. There is no solution with the picture. What to do?

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 10/08/2021 @ 10:26 am

Unfortunately, these plants are very, very picky about their environment. This will, also, depend on the type of pitcher plant that you have. American pitcher plants have slightly different requirements than those in the genus, Nepenthes. If any of the care routine that you are providing differs, at all, from the care that they require, then they will die off. This can be considered a difficult plant, even, for experienced gardeners!

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