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Cat depotted my new Judith Hindle twice, ate off half of all leaves and mauled one pitcher, and removed the other. I have a very tiny new growth but fear the roots may be in shock due to being repotted twice. Anything I can do to save her?
The messed up section to the right is the remaining mangled pouch. The tiny leaf is the new growth which is drying up at the tip. The other droopy part is possibly a leaf or a pouch... Not sure but I am thinking leaf. It had two pouches and 2 or 3 leaves with the small growth just beginning to take off. I have it outside but check it frequently. IF it survives, it and it's pal the Venus Fly Trap will get wintered in an unheated and CLOSED room where my son's Bengal cat can't get at them. South exposure so plenty of sun. Very angry at myself for not getting it out of the house sooner.
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