Sarracenia purpurea And Flytrap Combo
$24.95
This is a very popular combo - Sarracenia purpurea and a flytrap potted together in a 4-inch pot. The short red pitchers of S. purpurea complements the flytrap very nicely.
Plants You Receive
Type of Plant
Sunlight
Water
Soil
Growing Season
Winter Care
Plants You Receive
Sarracenia purpurea and a flytrap are potted together in a 4-inch pot. Care instructions are provided.
Please watch the monthly video podcast for examples of how your plant may look at this time of the year and important growing tips for the season.
Please watch the monthly video podcast for examples of how your plant may look at this time of the year and important growing tips for the season.
Type of Plant
Cold hardy perennial for outdoor growing.
Sunlight
Full sun, 6 or more hours of direct sunlight.
Water
Use mineral-free water or water low in minerals (less than 50 parts per million). Keep the soil wet by setting the plant in a dish of standing water.
Soil
Use 1 part peat moss and 1 part perlite (or washed river sand). Avoid fertilizers, regular garden soil, and compost.
Growing Season
April - October. Pitchers will brown at the onset of winter dormancy.
Winter Care
Hardy of winter frost. Mulch in USDA zones 7 and colder.
Our best selling hybrid.
Reviews
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I want another set
Excellent
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Keeps Growing and spreading out
Their just wonderful, we keep them in the kitchen, love the idea of the combo, add so much more color to the area. Everyone love the look. Lots of good comments. The red and green pictures really stand out nicely, with a background of small flytraps. Looking forward to the next combo idea.
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Combo Plants
Packaging was outstanding. Plants were very nice. Very healthy plants. They will make excellent additions to my outdoor garden.
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Sarracenia purpurea/flytrap combo
Sarracenis purpurea is dry like the red base is drying up-is that normal if not what can I do? The flytrap is good! *** RESPONSE BY SARRACENIA NORTHWEST *** I'm sorry the plant isn't growing as you had expected. As mentioned in the literature that came with your plants, these plants are dormant in winter, which means no new growth will occur until spring. It's also natural for Sarracenia to have dried pitchers when they're dormant. Without knowing more about the care of your plants, we can't really provide much more information other than that. In your literature, there is also information on how to submit growing questions. You can access the Carnivorous Plant Help page by using the navigation menu above. Please make sure to provide the requested information, and one of our growers will get back to you shortly.
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