Yesterday was reaching nearly 38°C/100°F and I was out all day. The east facing pitchers are doing relatively well but the other side of my plant is pretty cooked 😥. I might need to use shade cloth for the rest of this upcoming week. Should I just let the burnt leaves die off on its own?
by RyanWin1218
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Yeah. They’re not completely dead and they will still provide photosynthesis. I keep my sarracenia in a spot that gets afternoon shade.
It’s good for them
They look completely fine?
They’ll be fine. Just cut back when completely dried and brown.
I live in Texas and really want to make a bog outside, but my fear is that the Texas summers which regularly get to above 100 will cook it. Would a shade cloth help?
I wouldn’t use that sour cream anymore
mine did this too a little while ago. it’s got a ton of new happy pitchers now tho and i just let the others dry up and trimmed them off
https://preview.redd.it/s774kx1oylmf1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=64999381a13af4d1a911dccc8b6c349f0eaac7f5
he was crispy crispy
I legit fried mine in heat and let it run a bit dry a few weeks back(they were all brown/crunchy) and after maybe 10-14 days of rewatering and a trim they’re back in full swing and look like new.
They’re fine. Mine are vibin in 100 degrees heat. Just water them!