pitchers

I've been trying to figure out the past two months what has been chewing on my sarracenia with several flower buds disappearing, a couple immature pitcher lids being chopped off, and scarring along pitchers causing deformation. Today I finally discovered at least one culprit: I pulled a...

Hello all, I've always lurked around but haven't really posted much. Regardless, I wanted to get some advice on some red splotching going with my ventricosa x glandulifera and lowii x campanulata. Could this be too high light levels? Cold damage (although I doubt it)? Something I should be...

So my terrarium and outdoor pots look kind of bland, and I've always found orchids interesting. I noticed that they seem to have similar nutrient and soil requirements to CPs, so I was thinking of growing a few with CPs. I was thinking of a crane orchid for venus flytraps and sarracenia, and...

Hello Office Workers! I was recently asked to find a showy Nepenthes that reliably produces pitchers in a somewhat sunny office environment. The requestee has no real experience with carnivorous plants and would prefer not to have a terrarium. Supplemental light is a possibility, but the main...

I'm a returning CP enthusiast trying to get back into the hobby. Luckily, Memphis is a great city to grow Sarrs and other temperate CPs. I look forward to reading and learning the vast amounts of information that you vet growers generously post on these forums. I also got back into the hobby...

The first of my flowers for this year which is along way in front of all the rest. This is the first ever flower from this clone. This youngster was taken from the parent plant last year after I accidentally damaged the parent's new pitchers. The parent has never flowered, this year's bud being...

I received a plant labelled N sp. 'philippines' from Bruce Bednar a few months ago now. Its thrown out a few pitchers, the first of which was pretty deformed while it established itself to my growing conditions. Its now opened its third good one under my care, so I am starting to look for an ID...

I am putting my last packet of seeds from this cross up for auction. The female parent is the Exotica remake of N. 'Rokko', or "thorelii" x maxima, and the male parent is my SG (inermis x singalana) x mira, which gets tubby, deep red pitchers with a wide, ribbed peristome. There are...

Two N. ventricosa x (thorelii x aristolochiodies) are in a northeast facing window and haven't been pitchering. I looked over the temp chart and my day temps are on the low side, usually around 70F and the nights could definitely be colder, again usually around 70F. Also curious to know how the...

Available for the auction is one of only 14 seedlings that resulted from a 2012 cross of my N. (ventricosa X spectabilis) X Nepenthes tenuis. This plant is about 4.5" across now and starting to produce its first pitchers displaying more mature characteristics. Bidding starts at $5 This is the...

Sarracenia leucophylla Hurricane Creek, AL × alabamensis (ca. 25 seeds) Some of last years crosses. Flowers were bagged before opening and until a few weeks after petal drop. I haven't the time, patience or space to grow hybrids in search of a few outstanding plants so I'll leave up to others...

Hi everyone i'm pretty new to the forum. i used to have about 20 nepenthes but i went away and lost most of them now i only have 4. i have a n. Truncata, n. alata, n. miranda and a n. Maxima x Lowii. The have been going downhill lately especially my alata. I was wondering if anyone could give me...

This listing is for one Sarracenia minor specimen pendant. Please see pictures below! Every fall, I trim pitchers in my bog in preparation for mulching, and last year, I kept several to dry and press, and decided to get artsy with them. The specimen is one of them. It is protected under a glass...

So I got 2 divisions of mature S. flava from a giveaway, and for a few weeks they were all making new good growth, lots of flower stalks (which I trimmed off) and lots of developing pitchers. However recently as the pitchers have just about to open, they turn brown and slope downwards, then...

You are bidding on this exact plant: I prefer to ship unpotted, but if you want me to ship potted I can do that too. Here is a shot of mature pitchers that this plant makes: lower light conditions-- higher light conditions-- (the one in my hand, and the one to the right of my hand too)...

Up for auction is N. ventricosa x (Trusmadiensis). This is clone B - I think there are clones A-C in circulation. It's the very red one :-D You will receive this rooted cutting: I root them in just plain RO water, in a South facing window indoors. Sometimes I mix some superthrive in. Here...

Up for auction is a couple feet off the top of this N. khasiana x viking*. I received it a couple years ago from another grower, and it's proceeded to take over my livingroom. I've gotten rid of numerous basals, but it's time for the top of it to get the chop. It's the one taking over the...

Up for auction is a generous pinch (let's say at least 20 seeds) of N. (thorelii* x campanulata) x (ventricosa x inermis) seed. The thorelii has an astericks because when I bought the plant, the real thorelii hadn't been properly described, so .. it might not be the 'real' thorelii. The...

Up for auction is a generous pinch (let's say at least 20 seeds) of N. (thorelii* x campanulata) x (ventricosa x inermis) seed. The thorelii has an astericks because when I bought the plant, the real thorelii hadn't been properly described, so .. it might not be the 'real' thorelii. The...

Up for auction is a generous pinch (let's say at least 20 seeds) of N. (thorelii* x campanulata) x (ventricosa x inermis) seed. The thorelii has an astericks because when I bought the plant, the real thorelii hadn't been properly described, so .. it might not be the 'real' thorelii. The...