Is it an Asian pitcher plant? Something like this?

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It is likely that the plant went into shock, due to a significant change in its environment (light, heat, humidity). Best thing to do is put it in a shaded area and wait it out. They can be upset for several weeks before recovering.

Hi Jeannie,

If indeed it is an Asian pitcher (Nepenthes) they tend to react to changes by going into shock as Petiolaris said. Use only distilled, R/O or rain water. No tap water for any cps. And unlike a lot of cps, Nepenthes do not like their pots sitting in water. Keep it's soil moist by watering every 3 or 4 days. Your plant will also enjoy daily mistings.

Nepenthes take patience,
Nycti

thats what it looks like, green pitchers with red streaks. i cut all the dead back this morning, pitchers and brown leaves. put it on the microwave closer to the window. it was on the table a few feet from the window and got a gallon of distilled water. i was using well water. there is new green growth.

New growth is a very good thing!