PaulDavidMc
Sprout
Hi,
I have two Albany Pitcher Plants which both used to be really healthy but since I moved last June to m6 current location they have looked very lacklustre.
I had them both outside but the pitchers got burnt - the healthiest remaining of the two I’ve moved back into the greenhouse and whilst it’s holding on the other plant just keeps looking sicker.
Due to all the die-back it’s now a very small plant in a big pot which I suspect might be part of the problem as it can5 absorb all the moisture.
Whilst I’ve read not to move them I’m wondering if it’s worth one last roll of the dice and move it into a small pot (with minimal root disturbance) do I then leave it outside or move it into the glasshouse?
Any help would be greatly appreciated - thank you in advance!
I have two Albany Pitcher Plants which both used to be really healthy but since I moved last June to m6 current location they have looked very lacklustre.
I had them both outside but the pitchers got burnt - the healthiest remaining of the two I’ve moved back into the greenhouse and whilst it’s holding on the other plant just keeps looking sicker.
Due to all the die-back it’s now a very small plant in a big pot which I suspect might be part of the problem as it can5 absorb all the moisture.
Whilst I’ve read not to move them I’m wondering if it’s worth one last roll of the dice and move it into a small pot (with minimal root disturbance) do I then leave it outside or move it into the glasshouse?
Any help would be greatly appreciated - thank you in advance!