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So I have a Leah Wilkerson that put out pitchers in the spring, and since then, the only thing the plant has been putting out is phyllodia. Based on what I've read this plant should produce pitchers in the fall too and greater quantities of them. What is the average time of the year that the fall pitchers start? Cause I'm not seeing any right now.

The plant faces south and gets some evening shade. I water it about twice a week. Also, it was potted at the end of winter.

From what I've read, 'Leah Wilkerson' really doesn't like root disturbance. After repotting, it tends to look pretty "meh" for the next growing season. It should look a lot better next year.

MikeB wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 3:54 am From what I've read, 'Leah Wilkerson' really doesn't like root disturbance. After repotting, it tends to look pretty "meh" for the next growing season. It should look a lot better next year.

I was actually quite impressed with the plant this year. I wonder how much better it will look like next year.

Here’s what the plant looked like at its best this year:

Mine has followed that pattern. Last year's pitchers were nothing worth mentioning, but this year's pitchers are looking better. That's 'Leah Wilkerson' in the background, looming over my 'Lunchbox' plant: A friend of mine has a 'Leah Wilkerson' in his bog garden; it comes back great every year, and the pitchers are enormous.