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Post by Sawchuk on Jun 13, 2007 14:37:32 GMT -5
so iv had this plant for a few weeks now and it is showing growth now but i just noticed that almost all the pitchers have dried and browned, is it from to much direct sun or is just casue it spent a week in a box and its adjusting to its climate??
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my plants get the most brightest sun of the day around 2-4 directly, i have a shade which alows for partial full sun, should i be blocking all direct sun around this time??
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Post by vraev on Jun 13, 2007 15:19:46 GMT -5
u mean the smaller new pitchers? well....I am guessing that it must be adjusting. However, wait for the sarr experts here for more help.  |
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Post by Sawchuk on Jun 13, 2007 16:39:06 GMT -5
the top three pitchers have began turnin brown on the front and the 2 on the right, the tips of the hood have began browning
thats y i think it was to hot from the sun??
sarr r new to me i got this one from kheens C. , it was al lot more healthier when i got it but its seems that with every plant iv purchased from anywere seems to totally die back then come back very vigourously
except for Sdeerings plants, i dunno if it bad care or what, but im not worried
Cheers
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Post by lloyd on Jun 13, 2007 18:41:04 GMT -5
My S. purp gets full sun behind a window. I think as long as the roots are moist it should come back.
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Post by Syble on Jun 13, 2007 19:53:50 GMT -5
Ah scorch I know it well! Kheen told me that the plants need to be aclimized to full sun. I did something simular to my sarrs because I was short on time. ended up scorching all the old leaves off, but they're putting up a great burst of new growth now. Worry not it will recover! Sib  |
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Post by insectivore on Jun 13, 2007 20:33:44 GMT -5
Its either getting used of the full sunlight or it didn't like shipping... Cya P.S. Patience is the anwser  |
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Post by Sawchuk on Jul 23, 2007 20:15:44 GMT -5
so does this look like a bug prob maybe?? maybe rot??    its the red spots and also the deformation on back pitcher near bottom, which i though was also a ant bite?? maybe should i trim sunburnt traps??, could they be causing the possible rot?? anything to be worried about?? CLICK TO GET A BETTER LOOK |
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Post by Syble on Jul 24, 2007 19:55:05 GMT -5
You're worring too much! the new growth put out looks heathy and robust! Bumps like the ones your refferring to happen easily and can be caused by a million things when the pitcher is forming. a bird bite, misplaced step, but bite, random debris hitting it, heck strong wind rubbing it against another part of the plant, possibilities are endless. As for trimming the burnt bits, I wouldn't worry. Sib |
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Post by Sawchuk on Jul 24, 2007 20:33:25 GMT -5
LMAO oh sib, i saw somewere on somehtin that aphids would make red dots much like that, i dunno thx 4 the feed back though you
Sid Sawchuk
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