You're doing fine, leave it outside!

Congrats!

Great, I was hoping I did good. One thing I wasn't sure of... they don't have any water in them. I know there are different types of pitchers, some are open, some have hoods and so on. These are basically open, but their openings aren't facing straight up. They're open to the side, but slightly facing up. Are these supposed to catch rain water? Do we put some distilled water in them ?

Let nature do it's thing. They will fill the next rain if out in the open outside.

What i did was took the plant out of the death cube..and dipped the root system in a bowl of distilled water and got all the cruddy dirt off..and then very carefully put the plant into my mix (which was wet) and then carefully filled the empty spaces and top watered once and let it alone in full sun..it started turning purple within a few days and caught bugs within a week...

Your pitcher would really like to be almost exclusively in sphagnum. Glad you did your homework. Wish the boxes said rain or distilled water ONLY. I try to ignore the muffeled screams from the boxes.
Maybe the people on these forums need to email Lowes for the contact info for the suppliers and implore them to put better info on the cages.
Frank

I just bought me a plant like this today and i need help i have no idea what i am doing i just felt so sorry for it because it was dying and i wanted to help but i have been on the internet all day aand cant seem to find anything on this plant all help is great thanks

If it is a purple pitcher (a photo of it would help!) follow the same rules as above. In zone 6 (where I am) Mine goes in the fridge just before first frost. It gets the excess water drained out of the pot, put in a zip lock bag and in the fridge she goes. In late February/early March she goes in a south or west inside window to wake up until last frost in the spring.

It never rains here except in the winter and I have a sarracenia danas delight. I always thought they made their own juices, but am I supposed to put distilled water in it's pitchers for it to feed? It's young and the pitchers are all very small (8 inches?), but I don't think any of them have liquid in them right now.

American pitcher plants don't have liqiud in them like neps. they create their own fliud according to how many bugs are in them, unlike neps that open full of water, sarracenias keep their liquid just as high as the bugs in them. The exception being the purple pitcher plant, which collects rainwater. your sarracenia doesn't need you to put water in it. If you put water in the pitchers they will likely topple over.

Hegory is correct.

Great. Thanks