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By Schwartzenator
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So I recently got a cobra lily from a green house in New York. I put it in my bog garden which only gets rain water and has untreated peat moss with a layer of dead then live sphagnum. It has recently had the "fangs" of the plant turn brown and all of the smaller pitchers have turned brown. All of my pitchers are sending up flowers or new pitchers. Could this just be due to transplant shock and should be fine? Or is the hibernation cycle just out of sync with my climate? I live in central ohio between zone 5 and 6, it is currently spring so it has been 60°F during the day and low 40s °F during the night.
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By Nepenthes0260
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Pics would help. But it sounds like perfectly normal acclimation shock, it's always a good sign when you see new pitchers.
By Schwartzenator
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Here are some pictures. There are no new pitchers coming up that I can see.
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By Schwartzenator
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The rest of the pictures apperently didn't load. Here are the rest
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