sarracenia

Hi folks, I have some uncommon Cephs available for sale (or swap for other clones), plus a few odds and ends. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/na1dvuvczmptaih3lwfc5/CP-Sales-List-Apr-2025.pdf?rlkey=53jhytu8ft03kyejxj4ztk70x&st=skpbew8j&dl=0 Sale is open for a only couple weeks, as it might be...

Hello fellow Canadians from Hamilton, Ontario, which is suppose to be USDA Zones 6A. But where I am, near the downtown, we get a microclimate due to being below the Niagara Escarpment and with Lake Ontario to the North. I overwintered my Sarracenias I obtained in the late Spring/early Summer...

I recently acquired a new Sarracenia hybrid in Hamilton, Ontario this week! And it is a S. "Bug Bat" ((psittacina x alata) x minor okee). It has been colouring nicely into a copper tone on the top ever since I put it out in full sun. I assumed it wasnt as exposed to the sun as much since it was...

this year we got awful powdery mildew in the yard, and it got to a few of my sarracenia. They already have it and causing some bad effects, and so I need something to kill it rather than prevent it. I have been using peroxide to very little effect (which is all i have access to right now and was...

After I transitioned this guy to be outside, this is the first (large) pitcher its grown outside. Probably my favorite plant in my collection.

So I am looking at the order form for Seeds Carnivores and More and I see this Sarracenia flava var. maxima 40cm, Green Swamp N.C ex Jonathan Newman What does the "ex Jonathan Newman" name mean under the description of the plant? What does the "PW F 27" mean? I've seen these letters and...

Follow these basics for growing healthy amazing looking Sarracenia Starting seeds Sarracenia seeds need to be cold stratified to properly germinate see HERE for cold stratification. Seedlings should be grown on a 50% peat 50% sand or perlite mix, preferably sand. Too loose or unstable of a...

got my recent shipments settled in nicely! everyone is dewing back up and several of them have already accepted food. got them in a temp terrarium until I can be sure we won't see any more spring blizzards. I'll be making a shoutout post to the providers of these plants once my last purchase...

Sarracenia are temperate and go dormant in the winter. To be able to survive dormant for months they produce modified thick roots called rhizomes that store starches and proteins for the next growing season. When thriving sarracenia will spread and produce more rhizomes. Grown in a pot the...

Hi there! First pic is from several months ago, second from last month, third from today. This one has been struggling since before and as long as I’ve had it. The pitchers never really mature to full size and they’ve got a wavey look to them? They keep making new pitchers so I know it's trying...

Hey everyone! I was wondering if anyone has any pictures of native Canadian carnivorous plants in action, preferably in the wild but I'm not too picky! I'd love to see any pictures of native carnivorous plants really, especially Utricularia spp. or Pinguicula spp.! I'm currently on contract at...

Yesterday while out walking the dog, I noticed someone in my neighbourhood has a collection of Sarracenia in their front yard! I wonder if the owner of this collection is on here. Does anyone recognize these as their own or know who these belong to? Located in East Vancouver

Hello, I'll start by giving a little background of my self. I am new to carnivorous plants, and well plants in general. I got into the hobby because of a couple things really. I have two aquariums with live plants and I really was captured by diversity of what's out there and how different...

Hello everyone, I am new to this forum and I live in Keswick, Ontario, just north of Toronto. I have been looking to find a place semi-local to buy some starter carnivorous plants including Venus Flytraps and Sarracenias. I had a VFT a long time ago and was fascinated with it and I am thinking...

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone had any S. purpurea or lowland Nepenthes they were looking to part with. I'm located in NB.

Just bought two sarracenia's, an S. X Juthatip soper, and an S. minor. I got two spots available, one with better lighting and high humidity, and the other one with merely adequate lighting and humidity. Both are window spots supplemented by artificial lighting. Which one should get the prime...

I bought this big plastic basin a long time ago cause i thought it would make a great bog planter. Now, I have some sarracenia coming from Brad's Greenhouse so I figured it was as good a time as any to go ahead and do it. Sure, its not the prettiest thing right now but i can cover up the pvc...

Hey guys, hope you are all staying healthy! I have a planter I want to try to turn into a little patio bog for S. purpurea (maybe some vft too if they're compatible soil wise :) ) and I'm just curious what you all prefer to grow them in. I've seen things suggesting everything straight peat...